302,fmx kickdown linkage
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tumbleweed
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302,fmx kickdown linkage
First off this is a great website to use to help get a 67-70 on the road.Well my 70 almost got on the road this weekend. It turns out there is no kickdown linkage hooked up or even there. It is a 302 with a fmx transmission and a 1650 Holly carb. What are my options for hooking this up ,cable or solid linkage? I could really use some help as the old lady is on my back wanting to know when we can take it out. Thanx in advance. [/b]
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Big D's 69
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When I changed mine from a 2 barrel to a 4 barrel and I took the linkage off and bought the ball and sockets and found the ends to screw threaded rod into it. It works better than the linkage did.
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72hiboy4x4
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my 302/FMX was a solid rod, tied to the carb linkage and the trans. linkage.
I might be able to find a pic sometime tonight for ya.
I might be able to find a pic sometime tonight for ya.
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