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914World.com _ FS/WTB: 914 Parts _ 914-6 throttle rod ….new

Posted by: sixaddict Mar 7 2024, 08:03 AM

Found this on fleabay by accident.
Apparently being made as a couple of vendors have it.
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Posted by: NARP74 Mar 7 2024, 09:03 AM

Ahhh, the hundred dollar coat hanger...

Posted by: 930cabman Mar 8 2024, 01:35 PM

Slight hijack, but has anyone used the /6 conversion throttle cable from PMS? about $150, but looks like the EZ button

Posted by: mb911 Mar 8 2024, 02:38 PM

QUOTE(930cabman @ Mar 8 2024, 11:35 AM) *

Slight hijack, but has anyone used the /6 conversion throttle cable from PMS? about $150, but looks like the EZ button

Yup and it is the easy button.

Posted by: TMM914 Mar 8 2024, 04:03 PM

I hit the same easy button.

Posted by: JmuRiz Mar 8 2024, 04:04 PM

Does the PMS unit replace the need for the rod and bellcrank? Not sure if I understand how it's routed and hooks up.

ASking as my 914/4 had carbs and just had a throttle cable that routed into the engine bay and mounted a tab to the engine case to the cross-bar linkage.

Posted by: nditiz1 Mar 8 2024, 04:56 PM

I did it on mine as well.

It hooks to the trans with one bracket then extends through the engine metal to connect to your dual carb linkage off the manifolds. I guess you could also hook into the stock throttle plate if using a CIS engine.

Short answer: yes does replace the rod and bell crank.

Posted by: sixaddict Mar 9 2024, 08:56 AM

So glad someone asked the “dumb” question and I also understand how the PMS part works.
Wanted this for my real six restoration…..but have a couple original ones to sell.
Are they worth $65 plus shipping?



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Posted by: NARP74 Mar 9 2024, 10:20 AM

Any links to the PMS part? I have trouble finding things on that site sometimes. My car came with a 6, all the 911 stuff missing for the throttle. Kind of a kludge in place but it works. Like to get something more repeatable and reliable.

Posted by: nditiz1 Mar 9 2024, 11:30 AM

@OP - $65 seems fine. I'd even take $65 shipped for the one I have laying around.

Here is the link for the PMS one, replace that worn out throttle cable too.

https://patrickmotorsports.com/products/eng91442306600tcpms-1?_pos=2&_sid=116231da9&_ss=r

Posted by: NARP74 Mar 9 2024, 05:39 PM

Way off topic for a FS ad, but does anyone have pics of the PMS part installed? I am missing most of the stock 911 accel cable parts so I am not sure what I would need to use it.

Posted by: mate914 Mar 10 2024, 08:20 AM

Kind of on topic. With the original coat hanger setup, if the throttle sticks your carbs still close. With the cable going to carb cross bar and the throttle sticks, carbs stay open. That is a safety feature I think is important.
I could use another coat hanger for a spare. I just cant tell 914-6 from 911 difference, length maybe.
Matt

Posted by: nditiz1 Mar 10 2024, 01:49 PM

I'm not sure I follow. How does the original setup prevent the carbs from sticking? If the carbs are stuck open with either application the pedal will just stay on the floor. The only spring tension is that on the throttles and the shafts.

Posted by: mate914 Mar 10 2024, 07:29 PM

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I'm not sure I follow. How does the original setup prevent the carbs from sticking? If the carbs are stuck open with either application the pedal will just stay on the floor. The only spring tension is that on the throttles and the shafts.

Your right I'm wrong. I was thinking hoop in $100 coat hander would fix this. Then I tried it.
Matt


Posted by: mate914 Mar 10 2024, 07:30 PM

QUOTE(nditiz1 @ Mar 10 2024, 02:49 PM) *

I'm not sure I follow. How does the original setup prevent the carbs from sticking? If the carbs are stuck open with either application the pedal will just stay on the floor. The only spring tension is that on the throttles and the shafts.

Your right I'm wrong. I was thinking hoop in $100 coat hander would fix this. Then I tried it.
Matt


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