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  1. 06-06-2011, 09:27 AM #1
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    Default Zero Torque Steering Cable


    Where would be the best place to buy a Zero Torque or No Feedback steering cable for a 90 hp four stroke Yamaha?


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    I would check with Fred. That's what he put on mine. He may not be the cheapest, but wouldn't cost anything to see.
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    Thanks Brad. I'll try to call him today


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    If this is a high dollar deal and worth shopping, and it's something you're going to install yourself, you might give Ricky @ the crappiehotspot a shot at it. The boy can sell you anything for a boat except the boat itself. He's got access to a distributor that carries something like a bazillion stock items. I don't know how many a bazillion really is, but from the way he said it, I think it's a good many.

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    Bite the bullet and have hydrolic steering installed. Best $1200 I spent on my boat.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wannabe... View Post
    If this is a high dollar deal and worth shopping, and it's something you're going to install yourself, you might give Ricky @ the crappiehotspot a shot at it. The boy can sell you anything for a boat except the boat itself. He's got access to a distributor that carries something like a bazillion stock items. I don't know how many a bazillion really is, but from the way he said it, I think it's a good many.

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    I dunno...I wouldn't be inclined to go with hydraulic steering for a 90. The NFB or No Feed Back cable system should be fine for that size.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wannabe... View Post
    I dunno...I wouldn't be inclined to go with hydraulic steering for a 90. The NFB or No Feed Back cable system should be fine for that size.

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    The no feed back steering system works great on my boat.....can turn loose of the steering wheel at any speed and the boat goes straight. It steers a lot easier also. I love it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by "G" View Post
    The no feed back steering system works great on my boat.....can turn loose of the steering wheel at any speed and the boat goes straight. It steers a lot easier also. I love it.
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    That's why I got the hydrolic system.
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