Please please please help me!
Does anybody have any suggestions for the best way to make the throttle cable work / travel and function properly on a right hand drive conversion.
Photo's / illustrations and ALL suggestions would be GREATLY APPRECIATED!!!
My head hurts thinking about it!
Thanks in advance,
Charles
1969 AS Fiat 124 Spider - HUM 366G -
ATTENTION ALL AUSTRALIAN 124 OWNERS
- perthling
- Posts: 349
- Joined: Wed Jan 09, 2008 11:04 pm
- Your car is a: 1974 124 Spider
- Location: Western Australia
Re: ATTENTION ALL AUSTRALIAN 124 OWNERS
You will need a RHD cable, and the cable will run from the firewall across the top of the cam boxes to a bracket (varies depending on what kind of carby/ies you are running). Shouldn't be difficult as long as you can procure/make the brackets. This was the arrangement used on RHD coupes. I don't have any photos at present but will hopefully be replacing the clutch cable on one of my Coupes this weekend so will take photos if I remember.
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Perthling
1974 Fiat 124 Spider (blade bumper 1756cc)
1974 Fiat 124 CC (same family since new)
1975 Fiat 124 CC (project)
1969 Fiat 124AC (project)
1997 Coupe Fiat 20VT (daily driver)
http://www.fiatlancia.org.au
Perthling
1974 Fiat 124 Spider (blade bumper 1756cc)
1974 Fiat 124 CC (same family since new)
1975 Fiat 124 CC (project)
1969 Fiat 124AC (project)
1997 Coupe Fiat 20VT (daily driver)
http://www.fiatlancia.org.au
- Curly
- Posts: 526
- Joined: Tue Feb 12, 2008 1:09 am
- Your car is a: 1968 AC Coupe and a 1976 CS1 Spider
- Location: Gippsland - Victoria, Australia
Re: ATTENTION ALL AUSTRALIAN 124 OWNERS
G'day Charles, I posted a pic of SPYDUH's twin carb setup in the other thread on 'Engines', but here's a shot of her before she went with twins. The green cable is the throttle cable.
Here's a different twin carb set up that I use on the coupe, it's a simple home-made bracket attached to the cam box to hold the end of the cable. I hope this helps you out.
Here's a different twin carb set up that I use on the coupe, it's a simple home-made bracket attached to the cam box to hold the end of the cable. I hope this helps you out.
Curly from Oz
124AC coupe http://gallery.italiancarclub.com/124og ... -AC-coupe/
124CS1 spider http://gallery.italiancarclub.com/124og/curly/album52/
124AC coupe http://gallery.italiancarclub.com/124og ... -AC-coupe/
124CS1 spider http://gallery.italiancarclub.com/124og/curly/album52/