'57 right side 4bbl throttle linkage.
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'57 right side 4bbl throttle linkage.
Folks,
Anybody seen a '57 4 bbl throttle setup with the pull arm on the right side (holley teapot I believe).
If so, do you have a picture or diagram of what this looks like. I may have a need for this.
I could have sworn that I have seen an f100 like this long ago far away.
Thanks,
Brett
Anybody seen a '57 4 bbl throttle setup with the pull arm on the right side (holley teapot I believe).
If so, do you have a picture or diagram of what this looks like. I may have a need for this.
I could have sworn that I have seen an f100 like this long ago far away.
Thanks,
Brett
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'57 right side 4bbl throttle linkage.
You are talking about a 8cyl? I have not seen a set up for the tea pot. But the 2bbl carb had the linkage on the rh side. It had the shaft that came through the bell crank and then throu a bracket that had 2 bolts to the fire wall. The bell crank for a 6cyl truck is better for a aftermarket carb. I know this doesn't help much.
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'57 right side 4bbl throttle linkage.
OK. That explains why I remember seeing this. I'm looking into all the parts necessary to swap a 300 in place of my 223. Of course Ford swapped the throttle to the opposite side....
Thanks again,
Brett
Thanks again,
Brett
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'57 right side 4bbl throttle linkage.
223 inline six has carb and intake on drivers side of head. 300 inline six has carb and intake on passengers side of head. If I remember what the pull arm off the V8 looks like, I think it would line up better with the offy intake and the Holley 4 bbl mounted inline on top of the 300 I have.
Thanks,
Brett
Thanks,
Brett
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