70 L78 throttle cable bracket..

L78steve · #1 09-21-2006, 07:03 AM

Does anyone know the application and time frame of the 6261814 bracket?

**Mr70** · #2 09-23-2006, 02:07 PM

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Does anyone know the application and time frame of the 6261814 bracket?

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That #814 Bracket was released on May 1972.
It superceded bracket #3980982,which was intended for the 1970-72 Camaro when equipped with LT-1 solid lifter engine and the 1970 L-78 Camaro.
Possibly the 1970 Deuce Nova too?
It has a different offset compared to the #619 Bkt. and is also different then the L-34/L-48/LS-3/LS-4/LS-5 engine #3992376 Bkt.
Near as I can see,it was produced well into the 1980's before being discontinued.
I'm off to Jefferson to Buy all the #619 Bkts.

L78steve · #3 09-24-2006, 06:37 AM

Your correct MR70 I checked with GM parts and they said it was discontinued on 11/89.Does anyone wanna trade a 814 for a 619?Thank you all for the info.

L78steve · #4 09-24-2006, 08:40 PM

Could it be possable that the 814 was a service replacment for all the above?All of these are so close in design that any will function on any Holley carbbed mill.

**Mr70** · #5 09-25-2006, 04:20 AM

I think the #619 was still being made at the same time as the #814.
My earlier point was the #814 was indeed an over the counter service replacement for the discontinued #982 all along,but look in a 1972 Camaro Ass.Manual to confirm if the #814 shows up in it as an assembly line component.

**JRSully** · #6 10-01-2006, 02:49 AM

Does anybody want to trade a 376 for a 619 while were at it.? Thanks

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