original accelerator linkage to new style conversion?

[63C20]

I need to know how to convert to the new style with kickdown from old rod style?

[DPowers]

Dont know if this helps?

[PGSigns]

That Q jet has the cable type ends on it. You can swap to a cable pedal for that part. What trans is in it? There are threads on doing the cable throttle swap. I am getting ready to do it on my 66.
Jimmy

[64shortbox]

63C20,
Another way to accomplish this is to use a factory bracket off ANY GM vehicle with a Quadrajet carb and a turbo 350. I don't know how many carbureted cars are still in the junk yards but that's what I did on my 350/350 64 C-10. The bracket just mounts on the back of the carb and uses the 2 back carb mounting bolts to mount the bracket.

[63C20]

Originally Posted by 64shortbox

63C20,
Another way to accomplish this is to use a factory bracket off ANY GM vehicle with a Quadrajet carb and a turbo 350. I don't know how many carbureted cars are still in the junk yards but that's what I did on my 350/350 64 C-10. The bracket just mounts on the back of the carb and uses the 2 back carb mounting bolts to mount the bracket.

huh? i need to know how to convert the rod to my carb

[63C20]

Originally Posted by DPowers

Dont know if this helps?

ya see if i had a outer rotating assembly that had a hole id do that but i have studs

[forestb]

On my q-jet I used a threaded rod with a heim joint on each end. One side connected to the rod that comes off of the peddle and the other connected to the carb. I think that the stud that has the center line going to it in your photo will unscrew and there will be a hole there. The problem I had when I did that is that I never felt like I was getting full rotation out of the throttle on the carb. It will get you on the rode but it might not give you full throttle. If you can figure out a way to get a rod to hook on to the top stud in your photo I think you will be in business.

I ended up installing a Lokar peddle and linkage in my truck. But that was done while having my firewall smoothed so it was easy to fill in the old holes and add new ones.

[64shortbox]

63C20,
Sorry I misread your question. As forestb suggested, I would use heim joints at each end with all thread rod connecting something light but #10-32 internally thread heim ends is about the smallest I've found. MCmaster-Carr lists them as Ball Joint Rod ends. Here's some from McMaster-Carr
https://www.mcmaster.com/#ball-joint-rod-ends/=16vexnt
McMaster-Carr does sell to the public as does Graingers now.

[forestb]

Yes they do. I have bought stuff from then several times.

Originally Posted by 64shortbox

63C20,
Sorry I misread your question. As forestb suggested, I would use heim joints at each end with all thread rod connecting something light but #10-32 internally thread heim ends is about the smallest I've found. MCmaster-Carr lists them as Ball Joint Rod ends. Here's some from McMaster-Carr
https://www.mcmaster.com/#ball-joint-rod-ends/=16vexnt
McMaster-Carr does sell to the public as does Graingers now.

[63C20]

SCORE! trip to the boneyard and now im all OE 1981, got a pedal assembly cable and quadrajet bracket

[63frankintruck]

Originally Posted by 63C20

SCORE! trip to the boneyard and now im all OE 1981, got a pedal assembly cable and quadrajet bracket

there is a very good thread somewhere on this site for installing that type pedal in our old trucks

[The Rocknrod]

I believe this is the one:
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s....php?t=530828\

[63frankintruck]

[QUOTE=63frankintruck;7894707]there is a very good thread somewhere on this site for installing that type pedal in our old trucks

Here ya go hope this helps ya

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...00#post1383300

[63C20]

thanks. sadly mine doesnt have the predrilled holed and nuts so ill just drill my own