USMCrebel

JMD,
i got the carb installed after a couple of months and tuned as well, and the 67 runs like a dream now...now i just need to fab up some linkage for it. anybody got any ideas on what kind i should use to get the best results? it shouldn't take me more than an hour to fab up a couple diffrent kinds to try out.

USMCrebel

anyone?

JMD

I modified the original 6 cyl linkage as pictured, (a few tweaks and bends aside), and then used an internally threaded rod and a couple of small heim joints to hook it to the carburator. It works great....

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Oh, I am glad that carb worked for you! It makes my day!

Take care!!

USMCrebel

i cut and welded the origional linkage so thats good to go,it looks lik its time to go to lowes now. i just found this link.

http://www.fordmuscle.com/archives/2...kage/index.php

ky

thats awsome. im gonna have to do that myself.

USMCrebel

it seems fairly simple, and more reliable than a spring..

how do you hook an electric choke up...my other was mechanical.

musnicki

I followed that link to the Ford Muscle page, I have a 750 DP and a long S shaped linkage just like the one pictured. What exactly am I looking for in the case of my original S shaped linkage not doing it's job? My car runs great at the moment and I already get really really crappy gas milage….

USMCrebel

what kind?...i get about 7 with my old carb....havent ran the new one yet.

JMD

For the carb you have you will hook the wire toward the center of the elec choke housing up to a switched positive source other than your coil. the wire toward the outside goes to ground.

I have hooked the + terminal to the + side of the coil without issue, but you are not supposed to do this... but it was quick and convenient for me once... or so...

109jb

Check this thread for the detailed answer

https://mustangforums.com/m_4238503/tm.htm