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Universal Fit, Stainless Steel, Polished

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    Key Specs

    MFG. Part #TRP-4003
    BrandLokar
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    Lokar TRP-4003 Details

    Designed for Rochester Tri-Power. Kit includes stainless steel throttle cable bracket and stainless steel springs. Stainless bracket mounts under rear carburetor on Rochester 3-2 set-up. Cables operate from center carburetor. Stainless bracket and dual stainless springs are used to mount Lokar's throttle cable and kickdown assemblies.

    • For Rochester Tri-Power
    • Includes stainless steel throttle cable bracket and stainless steel springs
    • Mounts under rear carburetor on Rochester 3-2 set-up
    • Cables operate from center carburetor

    For all technical/repair/warranty product questions or needs, please contact Lokar directly. For all other inquiries regarding shipping and delivery information, please contact the Speedway Motors Customer Experience Center.

    Warranty Information

    Speedway Motors cannot facilitate the return of defective Lokar products as they have requested to handle these directly with the consumer. For defective product support and Return Authorization, please contact Lokar at +1 (865)-824-9767 or by emailing tech support

    Lokar TRP-4003 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #TRP-4003
    BrandLokar
    GENERAL
    GTIN Code815470007646
    Material TypeStainless Steel
    FinishPolished
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    Ratings & Reviews

    5

    6 Reviews

    Overall Assessment

    Customers highly recommend this product for its quality and practicality. Its features are consistently praised like its strong design and perfect fit - particularly for throttle and tv cables - making it an efficient time-saving tool. The high-quality construction is applauded, able to power three carbs with their return springs, and it has an appealing finish. Customers note it uniquely excels in setting up tri-power cable systems, positioning cables perfectly. Remember to order an extra gasket for rear carb installation. The product's superiority is evident in user satisfication and performance.

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    Perfect for what I needed

    5.0

    6 years ago

    Rotten

    Pitman

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    I should have bought the whole kit at once

    Would Recommend

    Lokar stuff is great

    5.0

    6 years ago

    Carnutt

    Pa

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    Saves time

    Would Recommend

    Perfect for throttle and tv cable connection

    5.0

    6 years ago

    Carnutt

    Pa

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    Good fit

    Would Recommend

    very good

    5.0

    9 years ago

    Old school tri power

    los angeles Ca

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    makes cable set-up for tri -power easy

    Would Recommend

    Throttle cable bracket - 3 deuces

    5.0

    9 years ago

    Hotrod man

    Mesa, AZ

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    I used this on my '29 roadster with 3 Rochester G2's. It fit perfectly and positioned both the throttle cable and TV cable in perfect position.

    Would Recommend

    High Quality

    5.0

    11 years ago

    gcpoland

    Kingston,NH

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    The high quality you would expect from a Lokar part. Fit and finish is first class. Plenty strong to open 3 carbs with their return springs. And looks good doing it. Just remember to order and extra gasket for the rear carb, as this installs under it sandwiched between gaskets. BTW it looks good too!

    Would Recommend

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    Questions & Answers

    2 Questions • 5 Answers

    Rochester 2 barrel carburetors were made with large and small bore configurations. They have different bolt patterns. Which style does this bracket fit?

    by Mike

    • 8 years ago

    4 answers

    How is the bracket positioned? Does the bracket go between the gasket and the manifold or between the gasket or the carburetor? Which position makes a vacuum leak less likely?

    by Scott551960

    • 11 years ago

    1 answer

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