TH 400 Kickdown Help
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TH 400 Kickdown Help
In my '75 Project, we have switched to a TH400 from the TH350. Does anyone know if the kickdown on the gas pedal is the same as earlier Chevelles like the 70-72's.
What is on my '70 SS is a bracket on the gas pedal with a switch that goes to the Trans. This is factory and widely available in reproduction format so I would like to use the same setup on the '75.
Thanks for any assistance
Tom
What is on my '70 SS is a bracket on the gas pedal with a switch that goes to the Trans. This is factory and widely available in reproduction format so I would like to use the same setup on the '75.
Thanks for any assistance
Tom
mc71454- Donating Member
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Re: TH 400 Kickdown Help
I used this set up from lokar on the 56 chevy I had. It was great and very easy to adjust. I know its not stock looking but held up well for me for 16 years.
http://www.lokar.com/product-pgs/throttlecables-kickdowns/tc-kd-pgs/th400kd.html
http://www.lokar.com/product-pgs/throttlecables-kickdowns/tc-kd-pgs/th400kd.html
Wallyuph- Donating Member
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Re: TH 400 Kickdown Help
they are not the same, 70-72 used a different mounting pattern. You need to find a 3 bolt pedal bracket. Im thinking you could use one from a mid 70s truck. Or build your own, you just need it to flip the switch a tad before full throttle.
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BlackChevelleSS- Management
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Thanks ! I'll add it to the "to-do" list
mc71454- Donating Member
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I am going to use a Nitrous Activation Microswitch that screws right into the side of the Carb. Real simple, reliable and adjustable and just $30 from JEGS.
mc71454- Donating Member
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What's the part #? I would like to take a look at it.mc71454 wrote:I am going to use a Nitrous Activation Microswitch that screws right into the side of the Carb. Â Real simple, reliable and adjustable and just $30 from JEGS.
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SSTOOLMAN wrote:What's the part #? I would like to take a look at it.mc71454 wrote:I am going to use a Nitrous Activation Microswitch that screws right into the side of the Carb. Â Real simple, reliable and adjustable and just $30 from JEGS.
Here is the link
http://www.jegs.com/i/JEGS-Performance-Products/555/16500/10002/-1
Having another look at this, it may require a little more modifying than I want to do with a spring so I don't crush the switch at WOT. I might just buy the bracket and adapt a sliding switch. I'll figure something out soon.
mc71454- Donating Member
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Re: TH 400 Kickdown Help
OK False Alarm, the bracket on the accelerator has the mounting capability for the correct TH400 Switch. I also have one that I pulled from a salvage yard about 15 years ago that did not fit my '70 Chevelle.
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