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Old 02-20-2008, 02:37 AM
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Default Re: 70 LS6 L78 choke linkage rod for Holley

Chris;

My apologies, I wasn't clear enough when I said that you had to "jimmy the choke rod..."...what I meant to imply was that if you tweak the rod and the cage you could get them to work.

With a little patience and some trial-and-error, I'd bet you could bend up a stepped choke rod out of stainless welding rod (or something similar) that would function acceptably, even if it wasn't "factory correct."

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Default Re: 70 LS6 L78 choke linkage rod for Holley

Hey Sully, don't know if you are still looking for this choke set up but I found one that works, Sold by the Original Parts Group part # DECS40B. This is the entire set up 70 LS6 L78 choke kit....

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Default Re: 70 LS6 L78 choke linkage rod for Holley

https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/showflat...7ac2c6087d3605b

Here's a link to some pictutes Eric posted a while back of the correct LS6 arm.
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