Reply to "750 Holley"

panteradougMember

If I am understanding the question correctly,
if you don't want to change the throttle shaft/lever assembly,you can remove the existing throttle bracket.

I've done this more then a few times. It's neither hard nor tricky.

1) use a Dremel sized grinding stone to remove the peened over material.
2) drill and tap the throttle shaft for either an 8-32 or a 10-32 screw. Use the screw on the secondary shaft as a size guide. I don't remember right this second what size it is.
You only need to use a short screw. 1/4" to 5/16" is plenty long enough.
3) attatch the new lever with the new screw.

Shouldn't really be much of a problem.

6/15/0710:14 AM

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