LM7 into '86 C10
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Throttle cable bracket came in today. This was meant for an Edelbrock, but it seems like a pretty good angle on the TV cable. Is this right?
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Sorry about the delay between posts, I switched jobs and haven't had as much time to work on this.
Here is my solution to the TV cable bracket. I took some measurements and determined the hole needed to move over exactly 1 inch. Instead of cutting and rewelding the bracket, I flattened out the other Edelbrock TV bracket and welded it to the back of this one. One, it reduced the amount of fab and welding needed to get the cutout in the proper position, and two, it added some strength to the bracket.
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Here is my solution to the TV cable bracket. I took some measurements and determined the hole needed to move over exactly 1 inch. Instead of cutting and rewelding the bracket, I flattened out the other Edelbrock TV bracket and welded it to the back of this one. One, it reduced the amount of fab and welding needed to get the cutout in the proper position, and two, it added some strength to the bracket.
![](http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k28/Nick_R_23/IMG_0324.jpg)
![](http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k28/Nick_R_23/IMG_0325.jpg)
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