Hand throttle and bezel
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bunchoftrucks
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I'm not sure he can pull out the cable as I think it has a 'kink' in the end (to fit into the carb linkage) and won't pull out....and if so, then why cut the sheathing, you will still be stuck with the same length of cable. The cable may be too stiff to bend into a 'linkage kink' after cutting off some.F7BIGJOB wrote:
Pull the cable out a bit, cut the sheathing, push cable back in.
BarnieTrk
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bunchoftrucks
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Thanks guys, just to clarify , from what I've learned these were a factory 'universal ' cable and were made long as a cut to fit. I haven't tried to pull it all the way back to clear the cable but that would definately be the easiest method ( wish I'd thought of that !)
I haven't figured out the best place/method of attaching it to the carb ( Edelbrock 600 ) yet or a way of mounting the cable itself. I need to find a yard that has some bigger trucks in them so I can see how they were set up. Being a 64 the throttle linkage is really simple, so my thought is a 65/66 type thottle cable mount off the intake,I might have to modify it and make it taller so it has a straight plane to the carb. Any thoughts??
I haven't figured out the best place/method of attaching it to the carb ( Edelbrock 600 ) yet or a way of mounting the cable itself. I need to find a yard that has some bigger trucks in them so I can see how they were set up. Being a 64 the throttle linkage is really simple, so my thought is a 65/66 type thottle cable mount off the intake,I might have to modify it and make it taller so it has a straight plane to the carb. Any thoughts??
64 F-250 4x4 391 FT
66 F-100 4x4 352 FE
64 shortie 302/AOD
66 F-100 4x4 352 FE
64 shortie 302/AOD
Bunch-Check out the picture of the way it is connected on my truck. That might help give you an idea. Let me know if you want a close up.bunchoftrucks wrote:
I haven't figured out the best place/method of attaching it to the carb ( Edelbrock 600 ) yet or a way of mounting the cable itself. I need to find a yard that has some bigger trucks in them so I can see how they were set up. Being a 64 the throttle linkage is really simple, so my thought is a 65/66 type thottle cable mount off the intake,I might have to modify it and make it taller so it has a straight plane to the carb. Any thoughts??
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bunchoftrucks
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Yes sir. That would work I'm not seeing how the cable is 'attached'. I assume that the cable slides freely thru the hole in the bracket attached to the foot throttle linkage and doesn't come into play until the hand trhottle is pulled. I can't tell in your picture what is on the end of the cable as a stop.
64 F-250 4x4 391 FT
66 F-100 4x4 352 FE
64 shortie 302/AOD
66 F-100 4x4 352 FE
64 shortie 302/AOD
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bunchoftrucks
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- Joined: November 12, 2011, 4:52 pm
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Definately !!!Thank you for taking time out of your Sunday to shoot and post those for me, the only thing that would have made it easier would be if you did it for me
I think it's one of the beauty's of these old trucks is all of the stuff we do with the as my dad said" the KISS principle" employed
64 F-250 4x4 391 FT
66 F-100 4x4 352 FE
64 shortie 302/AOD
66 F-100 4x4 352 FE
64 shortie 302/AOD






