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Installing the Audiovox CCS100 Cruise Control on the
Honda Pacific Coast PC800 Motorcycle
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Copyright © 2001-2006 by Bruce Pickett. Copying or printing for personal use is permitted. All other rights reserved. January 21, 2006
Carburetor Connections
A connection to the throttle linkage on the carburetor is needed for the servo actuator cable to
pull upon. This may be done with a "bellcrank", which is an extension arm attached to the
throttle. The cruise control installation manual says to "match the actuator pull to throttle travel,
so to be greater than 40 mm, but less than 45 mm, to avoid a condition where the actuator is
pulling past the full throttle stop and introducing the possibility of damaging the linkage."
Alternative 1: Downward Bellcrank For Forward Pulling Actuator
Advantages Disadvantages
Short design is less susceptible to
bending
Full 50º rotation of throttle pulley
Provides less than the recommended
40-45 mm throw of CC actuator cable
Short throw requires the use of a higher
vacuum sensitivity setting, which may
result in sharp throttle responses that
could jerk the rider.
Actuator must pull harder to achieve
the same throttle rotation as a longer
bellcrank
Potential for actuator cable or bead
chain rubbing or snagging on engine
shroud
To accommodate the forward-pulling actuator, a bellcrank attached to the throttle must extend
downward. Because of the limited space created by the engine shroud, the bellcrank cannot be
much more than 1" to 1-1/2" inches long. Full rotation of the throttle is about 50º, so a 1" (25
mm) bellcrank will have a throw of about 22 mm. Thus, full rotation of the throttle can be
achieved, but only with about half the throw recommended for the CC actuator.
Reshape the "throttle mounting bracket (#28)" in the
CCS100 kit. Cut it to length with a saw and rough
shape with a bench grinder or file. Drill the mounting
hole larger, and then shape with a small flat file to fit
the flattened shaft for the throttle pulley. Use a round
"rattail" file to make indentations to fit the
projections on the throttle pulley. This makes for a
very secure linkage by having the bellcrank closely
fit around the throttle pulley's projections.
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