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#1129196 10/13/2015 1:03 AM
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55.1 truck with a 327. Looking for a clean way to add the throttle linkage. Is there a kit somewhere that works easily?

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I suppose you can fab one up but I bit the bullet and bought an after market that had the foot pedal, wire and connectors. With the 327 you should be able to mount the gas pedal and pretty much come out in a straight line to the carb. I think mine was made by Lokar.....or maybe I bought the linkage as a package and then the gas pedal of choice. Still, not a bad job. Clean and neat looking.


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Has anyone used a Task Force pedal/linkage which came on V8 trucks?


1952 5-window - return to "as built" condition | 1950 3100 with a 235 and a T-5 transmission
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I used the TF v8 style firewall linkage (pivot?) on my AD. The contour of one of the mounting points doesn't match up with the my firewall very well, but can be made to work. I haven't put a pedal on as of yet.

Tim


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When I replaced my 6 cyl with a V8 in my '59 Apache truck, I installed an original V8 throttle linkage. It hooked up with no issues and seems to work just fine. Heck, the holes for the bolts were already there. I used my original gas pedal also. I have an extra that I'll sell, it needs sand blasting and painted and the hardware.

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1959 3100 Apache Fleetside
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I used the TF V-8 throttle kit in a 1950 I put a 350 in. Had to modify the short rod that goes through the floor the just a little, but works nice.

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Roy, where did you get the kit? Was it a straight up TF part, or was it designed for an AD?
Carl


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Carl,
The linkage I put in my truck came off a 1956 1 ton truck with a 265 in it. The spare I have came off a 1959 3600 with a 283,


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