2JZFC

iTrader: (26)

What throttle cable and bracket are folks using for stock intakes? See mention of the stock Mustang cable and need to know which model works and looks best. If possible please post pics of the TB and bracket connection. TIA.

zipster

iTrader: (5)

My 93 used the stock 5.0 cable. I spaced the stock GM bracket over 3/4 in, and removed the outer cable hole.

LILHEMI

i used the lokar one as my car was originally a 4 cyl car and the stock cable wont work. lokar unit is trick.

AllMotorLT1

stock 93 mustang cable here with the tit on the throttle body grinded down where the cable snaps onto and the cable bracket holes elongated to make it open the throttle blade all the way where it bolts to the intake

nuckifuts

iTrader: (7)

I KNOW mine was the stock ford cable. I thought it was my stock 93 4cy cable but i may have switched to a 5.0L

2JZFC

iTrader: (26)

Thanks for the feedback. Went looking for a stock 5.0 cable and came up with blanks. I actually prefer the cleaner look of the cable with the stud on the end over the snap-on type with the spring. Picked one up off a Taurus and working on minor mods to make it fit.

LILHEMI

if you like clean then by all means look at the lokar cable it is really good looking.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/LOK-TC-1000TPV/

Busa_rob

iTrader: (1)

That cable attaches to the ford pedal without modifying?

LILHEMI

yeah. what i did was take the plastic clip that holds the little ball in place off a DSM gas pedal i had laying around. its pretty self explanatory once you get into it.

jvert

iTrader: (1)

I have a 5.0 throttle cable yet I can only get it to open 50%. I have a 93 lx mustang with a 2001 ls1 motor. Need help. Thanks.

tschellinger2

I used the universal lokar 36" throttle cable. Had to do some modifications to it to get it to fit perfectly though. After cutting it to length the throttle opens 100%. I took pictures and everything as to what modifications I made to it if anyone is interested. There is also a guy on youtube who made a video for the conversion using the lokar cable, which I found pretty helpful.