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Someone, please, the equation for determining the diameter of a bellcrank to be used on a Weber 40 setup. Standard 914 accelerator cable length/throw (full close/full open) and standard Weber 40 butterfly. Also, anyone know of a source for such a bellcrank? Hope not to have to farbricate one myself. No lathe so will have to be with an electric drill for turning power. Extremely primitive.
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@mikey914 As a side note, I'm testing 914rubber's throttle cable. It needs to be about 4 inches longer to be routed through the tins like OE. @Tbrown4x4 thanks for this info. So I am clear, this would be about 4 inches longer than stock cable length for OE routing through the tin to connect with CSP linkage? I'm assuming Mark's cable is stock length. Also, this would be 4" longer for both cable and sheath, correct? |
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