My car was originally a 6 cyl, which uses a cable. I simply attached it to the carb on the 350 small block with no problem. I'm pretty sure both the 6 cyl cable and pedal assembly are available aftermarket.
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Bret Copsey
'68 Camaro base coupe
'92 Caprice Wagon
'99 Venture Van my 68 camaro
Yup...a 6 cyl pedal rod,and instead of the 6 cyl cable I've used a LOKAR throttle cable and a LOKAR throttle cable bracket and springs...
The LOKAR stuff is a little pricey, but, are quality pieces IMO...
I'm using a accelerator pedal and arm from a mid-70's Nova, and a '69 Camaro 6cyl accel. cable. I actually prefer the cable setup to the linkage type, it's a cleaner installation and easier to adjust for full throttle. It's also very smooth working, too.
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1969 Base Camaro
Vortec 355, Perf. RPM, Demon Carb., TH-400
All sheetmetal is NOS GM
See my webpage at: http://www.geocities.com/compuboy007/
I used the Lokar setup in my 68 as well. Easy install.
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-Randy
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