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In my case, because of the way the throttle cable and connection needs to be modified using Wber 48ida carbs, that bracket needed to be eliminated.

Thinking about it, in fact, I do not see the need or purpose for it running a single 4v carb either.

It kind of works backwards in that keeping the height of the pedal artificially low, it restricts the total travel possible for the carb throttle. That does not work for me.

Thank you for the pictures of the throttle mount stop. Makes sense now how it mounts... I still think that the pedal will be set up too far but I need to get the seats in first to determine the exact location.

I did notice on one of the pictures from rlee that there are spacers behind the brake pedal stop allowig the brake pedal to come up higher. I like this idea. Was this how they did it originally or a change made later on??

The car did come with a new Hall Pantera downdraft manifold and new downdraft Webers.... but I opted for a stock carb for now and will sort things out on the car with that before deciding what to do with the Webers....

Thanks again!!

No spacer. What I think you see is the integrated mounting bolt that Steve pointed out in his photo. Then there are two adjustable stop bolts to adjust position of the throttle pedal for idle and for wide-open throttle. Here's a better perspective view photo from a long time ago and a photo on the bench. The bracket always looked to me like something I could fabricate with my eyes closed...

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@Greg Wold posted:

I did notice on one of the pictures from rlee that there are spacers behind the brake pedal stop allowig the brake pedal to come up higher. I like this idea. Was this how they did it originally or a change made later on??



All Panteras came with the spacers for the brake pedal stop.  They are part number 19 in the diagram below.  They were missing on one of my cars and I made them with coupling nuts as you can see in the second photo.

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