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10-15-2025, 10:16 PM
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67 throttle rod to 68+ throttle cable conversion
Hey all,
My current factory throttle rod/gas pedal setup has worn out its welcome. The angle of the rod and how it attaches to the throttle shaft bracket on my FiTech is wrong, and has a horrible pedal operation. I am going to convert it to a 68+ cable pedal setup. I have an aftermarket cable and bracket, and I am free from the bonds of looking original. Question(s)... 1. Does the 68+ cable style pedal bolt up to the firewall in place of the 67 rod style pedal? Does it need additional brackets or adapters? I am looking at something like this... https://www.ebay.com/itm/19523270034...T83BpKkX4BTLk4 Looks to be a 6 cyl version, and I have seen something similar for Camaro 6 cyl and cross ram. 2. Has anyone done this before? As I am seeing it, it looks like I take out old 67 pedal, bolt up new pedal, drill hole in firewall for cable, hook up, and go. I have no interest in the expensive billet stuff. Thanks!
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