Jerry:
I was able to reach the aft side of the front carb with the one designed for
the front, but the back didn't reach. I simply stowed the one that didn't
reach up against the housing of the one that did by covering with a piece
of black heat shrink that went around both housings also I was able remove
the lightly pressed in SU tube(cable recepticle)and then the ferrule was a
nice fit, of course you won't discard that tube because if the ferrule
cracks or comes off of the cable housing then you could reinstall the tube
and use it. I don't know if your setup has the cross over linkage connecting
the two choke cams but on my setup the front will drive the back(something
else to syncronize). I bet they look nice! keep us posted.
Brooks
Atlanta Ga
74 & 76 TR6
76 Spitfire
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jerry Shaw" <jcs104@home.com>
To: <6Pack@autox.team.net>
Sent: Friday, August 24, 2001 10:29 AM
Subject: Choke cable mods for SU HS6 installation?
> I've almost completed the installation of a pair of SU HS6s, and I'm
stumped
> because one branch of my bifurcated choke cable doesn't reach, with the
> choke attachement tube on the opposite side from my old ZS's. Also, the
> ferrules at the ends of the choke cables don't fit inside the SU
attachment
> tubes.
>
> Has anyone modified their choke cable? I'm headed off to my power
equipment
> dealer to get a length of cable to see if I can make my own, but maybe
> there's a ready made solution.
>
>
> Jerry Shaw
> '74 TR6 Saphire Blue
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