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Hey all

I have a 5.7 Chevy 350 in my 48 3100. It's got a holley carb on top. I just wondered if anyone knew what length the throttle cable is as I need to order a new one for it


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It's going to depend on where your engine is mounted, what pedal you're using and where it's mounted, etc. Lokar makes a good kit.


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Used a lokar with my 305 52panel and have never looked back. Works nice.


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The Lokar cables I've looked at on Summit can be cut to length. This is spelled out in the details of the part.

What are you using for a pedal?
http://www.summitracing.com/


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Ditto on my '40 with SBC. Use the Lokar kit. Cut to length. Finished product looks good, had good brackets included.


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