Reply to "For Sale: Vader Racing Window Regulators"

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Biggest problem with adapting OEM type cable drive window lifts is, the drive cable is invariably about twice as long as is needed. When Ted began building these in the '90s, he bought a commercial hydraulic cable swadger so the ends would not come off his custom built drive cable. Those tools are NOT cheap but are an investment! The Vader unit includes its own custom curved window guide, non-corroding stainless screws and aircraft grade spade-lugs on all the electrical connections- plugs into an unaltered Pantera wiring loom. I bought one of his first units and wrote an illustrated installation article in the POCA Newsletter. Simple install and never a problem in many many years. Takes 6 lbs out of each door.

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