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Re: Project---Split cable pull linkage

Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 8:20 am
by Obiwan31
Hope to be part of next Dellorto/911 cooling delivery 8)

Pete, please do not forget the froggy :mrgreen:

Re: Project---Split cable pull linkage

Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 9:20 am
by slowtwitch
den-217 wrote:Do you plan to make a weber - 912 (911 cooling) setup? Where do I sign up?
As Pile mentioned , you can install it behind the shroud. But, then you won't be able to see the polished pulleys :D Is there any type of gap behind the alternator strap???

Re: Project---Split cable pull linkage

Posted: Sat Sep 25, 2010 10:47 am
by Laz
got mine today,shout out to pete. now alls i gotta do is install it. anybody wanna come help?

Re: Project---Split cable pull linkage

Posted: Sat Sep 25, 2010 12:36 pm
by Piledriver
Also got mine a couple days ago, now I need to get it set up on my sons 2.0 Cali conversion, or possibly on... something far more interesting for near future use...

The many individually hand labeled parts bags are a nice touch, but we do need to get you a labelmaker to save your hands. :lol:

Re: Project---Split cable pull linkage

Posted: Sat Sep 25, 2010 2:11 pm
by slowtwitch
Piledriver wrote: The many individually hand labeled parts bags are a nice touch, but we do need to get you a labelmaker to save your hands. :lol:

I have a label maker, just didn't have the roll of labels when I did yours :D

Re: Project---Split cable pull linkage

Posted: Sun Sep 26, 2010 1:28 am
by den-217
slowtwitch wrote:
den-217 wrote:Do you plan to make a weber - 912 (911 cooling) setup? Where do I sign up?
Is there any type of gap behind the alternator strap???
What do you need that for?
Heres a picture of the pedal assembly.
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Re: Project---Split cable pull linkage

Posted: Sun Sep 26, 2010 1:53 am
by Piledriver
den-217 wrote:
slowtwitch wrote:
den-217 wrote:Do you plan to make a weber - 912 (911 cooling) setup? Where do I sign up?
Is there any type of gap behind the alternator strap???
What do you need that for?
The crossover cable needs to go somewhere.
You can go behind the 911 fan housing, in front of it, or through it... :twisted:

It would be interesting to know if the cable would have to be longer behind or in front of the shroud on a 911 cooling setup with the pulleys/carbs in the normal/rear facing orientation.

Either way, it would (probably) need to be longer, but that should be relatively easy to measure the distance throttle shaft to throttle shaft with some string and add a bit.

The setup should work just fine at any width, as long as you can get a reasonable shot at the pulleys.
Almost (but not quite) straight should produce the best long term results. (low drag/long life)

Re: Project---Split cable pull linkage

Posted: Sun Sep 26, 2010 3:10 am
by slowtwitch
^^^^^

Pile nailed it :D The cross over cable could be any length you need. If it's longer than 36", it would cost a bit more :)

Re: Project---Split cable pull linkage

Posted: Tue Sep 28, 2010 3:45 pm
by crocteau
I got this via hand-delivery. :mrgreen: Meeting Pete was a pleasure. Charley

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Re: Project---Split cable pull linkage

Posted: Wed Sep 29, 2010 7:43 am
by turbobaja
Wow! I really should check out this Type 4rum a little more often. You guys are definately ahead of the curve on a few areas :wink: . I've seen bits and pieces of Slowtwitch's awesome cable/pulley linkage in other forums, but I had no idea the real story is all in this thread 8) . I'll share a couple pics of my home brewed cable/pulley setup, even though it doesn't hold a candle to the workmanship and simplicity of the system slowtwitch developed. I hand made these pulleys by riveting 3 layers of aluminum together, then drilling and hand filing a bit. The cables are from a company called Spectre iirc,....cheap. The only ~iffy part of my contraption is the center pivot that ties the cables together. I'd like to support the pivot shaft better....in time. Otherwise it opperates smooth and doesn't require any additional return springs to snap back to idle. Oh, and it's on a T-1, sorry :oops: .

I made my stuff over 3 years ago, by the time my project is on the road I might just be on the market for one of these Sync Link kits :D . Really nice work and a very reasonable price. It's about time sombody marketed a better linkage for duals on these flat-4 engines 8) .



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Re: Project---Split cable pull linkage

Posted: Wed Sep 29, 2010 9:29 am
by slowtwitch
Karl, I admire people who have ingenuity and are not afraid to use their minds...it's one of the reasons that I frequent these forums... you most definitely fit in that crowd. Thanks for posting :D

Re: Project---Split cable pull linkage

Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 12:43 pm
by den-217
slowtwitch wrote:^^^^^

Pile nailed it :D The cross over cable could be any length you need. If it's longer than 36", it would cost a bit more :)
I have 68 cm/27 inches from throttle shaft to throttle shaft, on the backside. I run a type iv with 911 cooling in a 912.

Re: Project---Split cable pull linkage

Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 2:16 pm
by slowtwitch
den-217 wrote:
slowtwitch wrote:^^^^^

Pile nailed it :D The cross over cable could be any length you need. If it's longer than 36", it would cost a bit more :)
I have 68 cm/27 inches from throttle shaft to throttle shaft, on the backside. I run a type iv with 911 cooling in a 912.
Sounds good :) the system comes with a 36" crossover cable. I just sent one off to England. The fellow is installing the linkage with the carbs facing towards the front of the car.

Re: Project---Split cable pull linkage

Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 1:28 pm
by den-217
I would love to have a look at that.

Re: Project---Split cable pull linkage

Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 1:44 pm
by 66 deluxe
I would like to purchase one of these setups and Have the first one In Australia if possible, i have a 2270 type 4 with V2 DTM, i also have bothe Weber 44 IDF's, Dellorto 45 DRLA's and a set of CB 48mm IDF Pattern Throttle bodies. Will your linkage cover all these carbs? Also how do you want payment and what price please, cheers Damien.