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Throttle Bracket with Return Springs for GM Style Cable [Clear Anodized Finish]
555-15230
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Clear Anodized Brackets with Return Springs
JEGS 555-15230 Throttle Bracket with Return Springs Features:
- Provides a clean organized and strong connection between the carburetor and throttle cable
- Clear Anodized Finish for great looks and long life
Specifications:
Will it fit a holley demon 640cfm
I see in the first picture the bolt that is used to connect the springs to the carburetor has an end to attach the throttle cable to it and I was wondering if that came with it or where could I purchase one
Will this fit a Fitech mean street 800 hp carb
Will this work on a tunnel ram set up with dual Holley 4160's quad set up? My concern would be clearance for the carb linkage.
Does this have a place for detent cable to be connected or held
Will this work with a Rochester Quadrajet?
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