9 Ft Multiflex EDGE Universal Premium Blue Boat Engine Throttle or Gearshift  Control Cable 33C
9FT  Low Friction - EEC-133 (Sold as Each)

This is our most poular throttle or gearshift control cable range as these Universal Premium cables suit most outboards and sterndrives  including Yamaha® / Suzuki® / Honda® / Nissan® / Tohatsu® / Selva® as well as many other popular engines.

These Premiuim EDGE control cables are interchangeable with Seastar Solutions®, Morse® Telfex Morse and Ultraflex® control cables.  They are also compatible with Seastar Solutions® part number CCX633 and Ultraflex® part number MACHZero.

These Multiflex Edge EEC-133 Universal Premium Blue control cables are much more flexible so installation is easy.

Features:

• Very flexible and strong ensuring minimum friction. Ideal for long or complex runs with tight radius bends.
• Blue outer jacket with 10-32 UNF stainless steel threaded ends.
• Higher efficiency EDGE low friction cable
• Lower backlash - EDGE cables are built allowing optimum gap between the inner core & liner resulting in less backlash
• Minimum bend radius is 100mm (4") - this is a much tighter bend radius than most other cables. 
• The special binder and lubricated core ensures EDGE cables are robust and they last longer.
• Travel: 80mm
• Conduit: 8.6mm
• Inner: 2.75mm (Coated Inner)
• End Thread: 10-32 UNF
• Australian made premium quality flexible cable.

How to Measure Boat Engine Throttle/Gearshift Control Cable Lengths: 

For New Installations: Measure A & B distance from the control box along an unobstructed route to throttle or clutch connection on the motor. For outboard engines add a further three feet to allow for engine movement. Round this dimension up to the next whole foot.
For Replacement Cables: Measure the existing cable from tip to tip in feet and round up to next whole foot.
Any cable bends should have a minimum diameter of 8” 200mm - or just 100mm for theses EDGE Premium cables.

Tip: On outboards both cables are usually the same length whilst on inboards one cable is usually longer than the other.