A while back their was a thread on building a throttle pulley, I can not find it.
I want to redesign mine and would like to pick the brain of the designer. Any help, my memory is fading.
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This one?
http://pantera.infopop.cc/eve/...661005346#6661005346
I'm sure it was Comp2 that you are thinking of?
http://pantera.infopop.cc/eve/...661005346#6661005346
I'm sure it was Comp2 that you are thinking of?
Look up topic: Please Identify My Throttle Cable
It might be of help.
It might be of help.
I found it, it was your post! thanks, I will be posting a new throttle pulley in a week or so.
Warning , always use dual trottle returnsprings
Simon
Simon
I know this isn't exactly the throttle pulley, but here is a picture of the throttle cable support bracket I fabbed up. I ended up bending it down a little, but it supports the throttle cable, and gives a smoother "pull".
It's simple to make, you just weld a strip of steel on to your existing throttle cable bracket. It has to be bent to the appropriate radius.
The grooves are to locate and retain a couple of heavy tie-wraps to hold things in place.
The original idea is from John Taphorn.
Rocky
It's simple to make, you just weld a strip of steel on to your existing throttle cable bracket. It has to be bent to the appropriate radius.
The grooves are to locate and retain a couple of heavy tie-wraps to hold things in place.
The original idea is from John Taphorn.
Rocky
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When I switched to a Holley from a Motorcraft, the original carb throttle adapter bracket didn't work well.
With that bracket, yes, the Holley would not open entirely.
All that was needed though was to relocate the throttle cable connection on the carb.
This is a 1"x 1/8" piece of aluminum bar stock from Home Depot.
I didn't need to reinvent the wheel. That carb opened 100%.
The simple linear travel of the cable is 1-3/4". You adjust that with the -3 rod end to get the length and the height of the pedal right where you want it to be.
It is VERY simple fix?
With that bracket, yes, the Holley would not open entirely.
All that was needed though was to relocate the throttle cable connection on the carb.
This is a 1"x 1/8" piece of aluminum bar stock from Home Depot.
I didn't need to reinvent the wheel. That carb opened 100%.
The simple linear travel of the cable is 1-3/4". You adjust that with the -3 rod end to get the length and the height of the pedal right where you want it to be.
It is VERY simple fix?
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