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Re: Factory Kickdown Linkage and Performer RPM [Re: Dougsmopars] #624648
02/27/10 01:45 PM
02/27/10 01:45 PM
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n/w, PA
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I agree with you Doug, this started long ago
with the parts vendors. I guess kickdown is
easier to print/ to say, but it's wrong.
Chrysler has called it throttle pressure
linkage since the first automatics came
out back in the mid 50's.
As long as we all know it has to be there,
unless you use a full manual valve body,
we're ok. We need to help the GM & Ford
guys who are making the switch.

Re: Factory Kickdown Linkage and Performer RPM [Re: 67Satty] #624649
02/27/10 02:02 PM
02/27/10 02:02 PM
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Oregon
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Oregon
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Will factory kickdown linkage work with a Performer RPM intake? The car is a '67 Satellite 440/727. I don't have the stock kickdown linkage around to try so that's why I ask so I know if I will have to order some kind of cable kickdown setup. Thanks!




Mancini Racing and Hughes Engines as well as other vendors have a taller throttle bracket that fits the Performer RPM intake and holds the 3 piece factory linkage. AR018 for the RB blocks and AR036 for the B blocks. I never designed a taller bracket for the small block engines.

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