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Old 05-02-2008, 02:41 AM   #1
VA72C10
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Throttle cable help

I have a 1970 and the PO installed a generic Auto zone throttle cable that attaches to the throttle assembly in the engine bay. The problem is it has failed twice (both times at night). It is a braided steel cable that fits into a fitting that is only held in by an allen screw you tighten against the cable. Is there an original cable that works better or something like a TV cable? Now that it's broken twice, the cable is too short and holds the gas pedal linkage so high the pedal pad won't hit it so i have to just push on the metal linkage and do so gingerly to make sure it doesn't come loose. Helps with the gas mileage but kills performance. I don't have any close ups of the set up i currently have but correct setups or recommendations would be appreciated (with pictures of course). Here's the engine at least. It has an edelbrock carb on there. I have to install a new bracket anyways to get the TV Cable hooked up for the T350 tranny. So bracket recommendations appreciated as well. Thanks in advance!
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