hf 6.5 throttle linkage kit?

[vanninguy]

I just picked up a hf 6.5 and was wondering if any vendors sell a throttle linkage kit? I plan on keeping this stock with the exception of pipe and air cleaner. I would rather go with supporting site vendor first, even if its alittle more expensive.
*I tried the search function, plenty of how to's but no specific mention of where to get the linkage.

 

[supernova]

Use the search feature, there are many threads on the subject. You need very little parts wise and it's quite simple.:thumbsup:

 

[superflea]

PM Promod

 

[quiklids]

Several here...NR RACING

another one...Rieken's Racing: Throttle Linkages - OUT2WIN.COM

 

[frankthetank]

Dude. I saw a how to on it. I built my own linkage out of a door hinge and a nut and bolt. All stuff that was laying around.

 

[nash1970]

Several here...NR RACING

another one...Rieken's Racing: Throttle Linkages - OUT2WIN.COM

Thoese are great links I added them to my favorites list :thumbsup:

 

[supernova]

A kit is not needed, a clamp for the cable and a cable stay maybe a little hardware. His thread was pretty clear, stock engine with a pipe and air cleaner. No reason to go jacking with replacing the throttle plate. If someone wants to post a link then post one for hooking the throttle up on a HF clone.:doah:

 

[kwdriver1961]

thank u supernova thank you !!! you are right , keep it simple rather than riggin up some homemade contraption:thumbsup:

 

[vanninguy]

Thanks guys.

 

[quiklids]

A kit is not needed, a clamp for the cable and a cable stay maybe a little hardware. His thread was pretty clear, stock engine with a pipe and air cleaner. No reason to go jacking with replacing the throttle plate. If someone wants to post a link then post one for hooking the throttle up on a HF clone.:doah:

Some people...myself included...are not that 'handy'...or have a bunch of stuff laying around to rig up a throttle. I see no need to make new members jump through hoops, when in most cases they just need a little guidance. If that includes buying a $5 kit, I think it's worth it to eliminate some frustration and get 'em on the road:thumbsup: