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Old 05-08-2014, 05:49 PM
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Default 70 LT-1 carb set up

Hi guys, I have a question about a tab on a 70 Z28 carb throttle
arm. In the picture (C. Lillard's) of Charley's 1100 mile Camaro
there is a tab attached to the bell-crank that the throttle return spring
attaches to. NOT the fixed end at the rear bracket.
My engine is missing that piece. I do not know if it is a LA built only deal
since mine is a NOR car.

How is it attached and where can I get one??????

I've looked thru Holley's info, talked with Eric @ Vintage Muscle Car Parts,
and looked at a variety of online aftermarket warehouses, and dozens of pictures
of Holley carbs online.

Since Charley does not have the car anymore I'm wondering if anyone else has anything
similar or can help in discovery?

Thanks Dicky [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/flag.gif[/img]
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Old 05-08-2014, 07:19 PM
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Default Re: 70 LT-1 carb set up

If you're talking about the front hook up for the return spring, my 4490 (70 Z28 automatic) carb has the same set up. That throttle shaft goes through that arm which is also attached to the throttle linkage and is at the lower end, the upper end has a arm that rests on an idle solenoid. What is the list number of the carb you are working with?
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Old 05-08-2014, 07:32 PM
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Luckily my carb was in the basement in the midst of a rebuild so it was easy to get pictures.
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Default Re: 70 LT-1 carb set up

Thanks John, the carb is a 4555 &amp; a 4spd car. That's one of the things I was wondering about
is if it would be different AUTO vs. MANUAL. I don't have the electric fast idle.
Am I supposed to?? I'm second owner so who knows. That arm is not on the throttle arm.
Does the spring just hook into a hole on the existing bell-crank like the ball-stud does
for the cable?

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Sorry but I can't help you out with pictures of a stick shift carb. You're gonna have to wait for someone else to help with that.
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Dicky, Check your PM's.
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