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Old 04-19-2007, 09:12 PM
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Originally Posted by nh68gto
Great looking motor, but I was looking for more of a bolt on and what kind of spring.
When you go to an aftermarket intake, especially a taller one like the RPM you're pretty much going to have to make your own bracket or modify one.

The two mounting standoffs are really made for the later style cable bracket, later cars use the type of cable that has a plastic square that snaps into place in the bracket.

Not a lot of stuff will bolt right up when you use speed parts, that's what a hot rodder has to deal with.

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Old 04-20-2007, 01:39 AM
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not to Hi jack your thread, but I'm working on a similar deal with my 66 Lemans, I have a stock throttle cable, and bracket currently, Performer intake, may change it out for the RPM intake I have in my stash, Also I never had the Tranny kickdown hooked up (turbo 350) for years, after talking to some tranny guys, I've decided to hook it up, (as it should have been all along) going with the Lokar cable kit, Lokar makes a carb mounted bracket for the kickdown/ throttle cables, however, I don't think my stock throttle cable will work with this bracket, I guess I can either get the Lokar throttle cable, or fab something up!

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