The little arm on the side of the carb that is the heart of the deal,the most important part,the rest you can use stock or aftermarket bracket and cable. It's that lever arm being in the correct clock position and length that is super important,so it pulls the cable the proper amount in thebproper increments to match the angle of the throttle blades. The arm swings in an arc not straight so wrong clock position or wrong length center to center means incorrect travel on the cable and wrong transmission pressures. I 100% agree that you should check pressures with a gauge. I have one,most people still gamble though. Do lots of research on TV cable I think it's bow tie overdrive used to have some real good tech stuff on their website that isn't there anymore but you can still stumble across links in other forums etc. To get it. I posted it on here before,I'll try to find it and get you the link. TC cable is the BIGGEST killer of 700r4s then people blame it on the transmission,not the lack not knowledge and proper adjustment.