Next, I ran the throttle cable back to the rear of the car, and used self-tapping screws with plastic cable clamps to secure it in place.
Now that the conduit I bought is dry, I went ahead and ran the clutch cable through it (and, the Bowden tube), zip tied it in place, then screwed on a washer and wingnut. Since the clutch cable was too long, I had to run back to Home Depot to find something to bind the cable together as a means of shortening it. Found some metal clamps that would work and put them on.
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