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| Author: | 63Dart [ Tue Dec 28, 2004 10:47 am ] |
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Wow! That looks nice! One thing that I did was to "tack-weld" the throttle shaft to the bell crank. As you know - the Offy linkage uses two small set screws (and an expanding pin that you are supposed to install by drilling a hole). http://dk.favorofareply.com/other/dart/ ... rt_017.jpg I'm leery of drilling anything that already has such a small diameter (i.e. - the throttle shaft). So what I did was I went to the folks that installed my exhaust, and for FREE they used a mig (or tig?) welder and put a little "tack" to hold the bell crank to the throttle shaft. The only caveat would be to make sure you have your throttle set up the way you want it - since this is fairly permanent! One other thing that I did was to install a secondary throttle return spring - both for safety, and also to make sure that any slack in the linkage does not prevent the throttles from closing all the way. I put the spring on the throttle arm of the "back" carburator - and just hooked it to the threaded hole in the head (between the last two valve cover bolts). I have BBSs - so you might have to do it in a different way. |
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| Author: | SlantSixDan [ Tue Dec 28, 2004 10:51 am ] |
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Another "clean" way to achieve the safety benefit of redundant throttle return springs: Use the Carter BBS specifically for the 1974 Dodge D100 or D150 with the 225 engine. It has a built-in throttle return spring. |
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