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centered in the Cable Bracket. Install the front adjuster nut. Tighten the throttle
cable adjuster nuts, the button head bolt and nut, and the kickdown cable adjuster
nuts. Fig. 6
Cable Bracket
(not included)
#8-32 x 1/2"
Button Head Bolt
with Nylock Nut
Figure 6: Carburetted Cable Bracket (not included) shown, others are similar
6. Route the cable housing up to the kickdown cable adjuster. Make sure that the
inner wire is removed from the cable housing! If the cable housing is braided
stainless steel, slide the ferrule down the housing towards the transmission, away
from the end that is being cut. Fig. 7 DO NOT remove the ferrule from the braided
stainless steel housing!
With the braided stainless steel Cable Housing, slide the Ferrule down the Housing past the cut line before
cutting the Housing.
Inner Wire removed
before cutting the
Cable Housing
Figure 7
Measure the distance between the kickdown cable adjuster and the trans cable
bracket. Add 1" to the measurement and cut the cable housing to that length.
If the kickdown cable has the braided stainless steel housing, wrap tape around
the area to be cut and use a cutoff wheel or fine-toothed hacksaw.
The tear drop (not included, comes with the Proflow Cable Bracket) will be attached
to the throttle arm by the hex carb fitting. Separate the hex carb fitting from the
kickdown throttle body fitting. Install the hex carb fitting and the tear drop onto the
throttle arm as shown in Fig. 8. Hook the springs to the tear drop and tighten the
nylock nut on the hex carb fitting. Then, back the nylock nut off just enough so that
the tear drop can pivot freely.
7. Pass the inner wire through the hole in the kickdown lever on the transmission.
Thread it up through the cable housing to the throttle arm.
Adjuster Nuts
(not included)
Adjuster Nuts
Ferrule slid past the cut line
Cut Line
Throttle Cable Adjuster
(not included)
Kickdown Mounting
Bracket
Kickdown Cable
Adjuster
Transmission
3
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