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Wasn't sure Of the best place for this. Anyway I have hidden all the wires on the Rh side under my guard, tried doing this with the bonnet cable but it was about 20cm too short. I know many have done this. How did you do it?
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Ok thanks Ash. I was hoping there was some smart a** way that I just couldn't figure out ! Is it normal solder like the stuff you use for wires???
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theres a mob down liverpool way called "general auto cables" they can make that sort of stuff for you. they made a heavy duty throttle cable for my 8 throttle body setup..
sorry dont have a number or an address, but they're almost directly across the road from the liverpool rta. -mitch
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Ash wrote: Make your own cable. The fittings just solder on. Just need to find somewhere to buy the bits. I use to work in a motorbike shop and we stocked a wide range. Or you could try a pushbike shop. push bike cables are all pre soldered and most shops should only have stainless cables. i know thats all i stock as the gal cables only last a week.
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