Looking for some good advice!
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Car: 74 Nova prostreet 87 Iroc Z28
Engine: 427 671 blower 350 Built
Transmission: 700R4 both
Axle/Gears: Dana 60 an a 323 posi.
Looking for some good advice!
I have a 87 iroc an need linkage for the carb. for a 750 Demon an can I use the stock cables or are they to long? some part no. would be great Thanks.
Re: Looking for some good advice!
As far as throttle brackets basically any one will work for the throttle, but not with the trans tv cable.
2 that will work are:
holley 20-95
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Either one will work it's up to you
Also it's very important to get the angle corrector so the tv cable is in the correct position compared to the throttle for correct line pressure.
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2 that will work are:
holley 20-95
Professional Products 52126
Either one will work it's up to you
Also it's very important to get the angle corrector so the tv cable is in the correct position compared to the throttle for correct line pressure.
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Car: 86 T/A - 70 Z28/RS
Engine: Broke - 350
Transmission: 700R4 - M22
Axle/Gears: G80, 2.73 - ZQ9 G80 4.10
Re: Looking for some good advice!
If your car was a TPI car you might have a problem with the throttle cable binding up. I haven't done this mod but I have seen on another thread where someone did this swap and they are having some issues with their throttle cable being tight because of the bends.
I would first put your stock throttle cable into the throttle bracket and then check and see if the cable moves freely. If it doesn't move freely then the easiest thing to do in this case is just get a throttle cable from a stock carb'd 3rd gen. You might be able to get one from a local scrap (bone, junk, used parts) yard or check with Hawks Third Gen. They are not that hard to remove or replace.
I would first put your stock throttle cable into the throttle bracket and then check and see if the cable moves freely. If it doesn't move freely then the easiest thing to do in this case is just get a throttle cable from a stock carb'd 3rd gen. You might be able to get one from a local scrap (bone, junk, used parts) yard or check with Hawks Third Gen. They are not that hard to remove or replace.
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