Fox Cruise cable with Fox TB swap?

GTJake

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So, has anybody confirmed that the fox cruise cable (86-93) works with the 94-95 cruise servo? I'm about to order a fox cruise cable, but I'd like to make sure it works. Thanks.

Jake

 

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you little girl

 

nmcgrawj

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Yup it does work im getting ready to finally swap in the cable this weekend.

 

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i've been lazy and never installed my cruise cable yet. i dont use cruise but it would be nice to get it to work again for long trips.

there was a post in the past about this and its a direct swap.

 

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95snoozer said:

you little girl

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Hahaha...

 

GTJake

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Thanks guys.

 

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Jake, I can confirmm that it is a DIRECT swap/fit, if you use a fox 5.0 cruise cable. Very easy to do and worked like a charm.

 

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Not only does it work, but I currently have it on my Mustang and I use cruise daily.

 

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Hey School Boy

Good to see you back

Could you not keep in touch with us
AND
learn stuff all at the same time
OR
are we expecting too much from you

Grady

 

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I couldn't get mine to fit around my Aeromotive FPR.

 

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zenboy99 said:

I couldn't get mine to fit around my Aeromotive FPR.

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I had to space out my throttle cable bracket alittle bit. I just put a couple washer in between the bracket and Egr delete plate.

 

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yellowclone said:

I had to space out my throttle cable bracket alittle bit. I just put a couple washer in between the bracket and Egr delete plate.

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Yeah, I had to do the same thing. I got the cable today and put it in. Works great, but I had to put those washers in there otherwise it would hit the fuel pressure regulator. Thanks guys.

Jake

 

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Stangfreak95 said:

Jake, I can confirmm that it is a DIRECT swap/fit, if you use a fox 5.0 cruise cable. Very easy to do and worked like a charm.

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Holy Crap! You sold your car. That was a nice ride.

 

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Holy Crap! You sold your car. That was a nice ride.

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Yeah its gone. For the best I guess...I sold it to pay debts (which I'm not done) and here I am just now buying a brand new 2006 Mazda3. I always liked those cars. A new car was not in the initial plan, but the beater (92 Grand Am GT) keeps breaking in all different ways and I'm not gonna spend to repair it. This will be my first brand new car