Edelbrock throttle-lever adaptor question
Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2008 2:50 am
I just installed Edelbrock's "Chrysler Throttle Lever Adaptor Kit" (part #1481) on my brand-new Edelbrock Performer Series (750cfm) manual-choke carb and now that I think about it, I'm not sure why it was needed. Now after looking at the following diagram at Jeg's (no vendor plug intended), it looks like it states that it's only needed for automatic cars. Is that what everyone else is getting from it? I have a four speed. Edelbrock's site sort of hints that it's only for automatics also.

Also, any pics on the correct way to mount the throttle linkage to an Edelbrock carburetor would be appreciated. Edelbrock sure is vague with their application/instructions!
On a different note, I bought Edelbrock's/Russell's Chrome Steel Fuel Line (single-feed) which is supposed to fit this carburetor, but there's some weird bracket appendage just hanging there on the passenger-side of the carb interfering with the fit. I'm not sure as to its function as it does not seem to move or anything with the carburetor. Of course, the carburetor manual that came with the carb doesn't explain it either. Sigh... Pic to come!

Also, any pics on the correct way to mount the throttle linkage to an Edelbrock carburetor would be appreciated. Edelbrock sure is vague with their application/instructions!
On a different note, I bought Edelbrock's/Russell's Chrome Steel Fuel Line (single-feed) which is supposed to fit this carburetor, but there's some weird bracket appendage just hanging there on the passenger-side of the carb interfering with the fit. I'm not sure as to its function as it does not seem to move or anything with the carburetor. Of course, the carburetor manual that came with the carb doesn't explain it either. Sigh... Pic to come!