Stainless Throttle Cable Bracket Set

The Stainless Throttle Cable Bracket Set (SKU: RPCR6055X) is a precision-engineered mounting solution designed for engine builders, hot rod enthusiasts, and performance mechanics who demand clean, reliable cable routing in high-heat engine compartments. This bracket set solves a critical problem in custom engine swaps and carburetor conversions: securing throttle cables at correct angles while maintaining smooth, friction-free operation under acceleration and engine vibration. Whether you're building a classic muscle car restomod or upgrading a modern engine platform, proper cable support prevents binding, cable stretch, and premature wear that compromises throttle response.

Constructed from marine-grade stainless steel, this bracket set resists corrosion and discoloration even in salt-spray environments and high-humidity storage conditions. The compact footprint (3.85 x 2.15 inches) fits tight engine bay layouts without interfering with accessory drives, intake manifolds, or header tubes. Stainless construction also withstands repeated thermal cycling without warping or stress-cracking—critical for forced-induction and naturally aspirated engines that see sustained high temperatures. The bracket geometry is engineered to eliminate sharp bends in cable runs, reducing friction that causes sticky throttle return and accelerating cable sheath degradation.

This set is ideal for carburetor conversions on fuel-injected platform swaps, classic car restorations, and any application where OEM bracket locations don't align with custom intake or engine positioning. Installation requires basic hand tools and takes 15–30 minutes per bracket, with no permanent modifications to engine or firewall needed. The lightweight design (0.22 lbs total) adds negligible parasitic load while the stainless material matches premium underhood aesthetics in show-quality builds. Compatibility spans most carbureted and cable-actuated throttle body configurations, making this a universal solution for vintage and modern engine transplant projects.