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| the stock choke cable |
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| remove the plastic part by using grinder |
If
you are doing your research of what other carburetors that can be used to
replace the stock NCV Keihin carburetor I am pretty sure that you will bump
into Keihin PE28, PWK28, Mikuni VM26 and much more.
Most
people choose to use other throttle body and throttle cable for carburetors
other than the stock because clearly you cannot use the stock cable for NCV as
it is very different and if you still want to use it, you just have to modify
the end or tip of the stock cable by making it smaller to fit the insertion on
the needle body of carburetors like the Keihin PE28.
Well
I have an alternative of other cable that can be used perfectly and the cable
actually comes from the stock carburetor itself which is the choke cable, yes
the choke cable of the stock.
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| the stock end of the choke cable for CV |
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| Yaamha TZM throtlle that I have modified earlier |
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| adjust and cut the outer of the cable according to throttle that you use |
First
you have to remove the plastic part from the cable that connects to the choke ‘switch’
on the left of your handle bar. You can use grinder to make the process fast
but you have to be very careful not to grind the cable inside the plastic.
The
other tip fits perfectly for any carburetors that are using needle therefore
there’s no need to modify it. After the plastic part has been removed
completely, you have to measure and cut small portion of the outer layer of the
cable so it will fit perfectly to the throttle body that you are going to use and
in this case I am using Yamaha TZM throttle of the Yamaha YZ throttle.
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| fits perfectly |
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| fits exactly below the tank without any interruptions |
Once
everything goes right you can install the complete throttle set to your
Kawasaki klx150 and ride away. Don’t forget to oil the cable for smooth pull
and release. Happy riding!
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