Gandalf80
Oct 13th, 99, 7:15 PM
Ok, i just put a 454 in my '71 with a th350 tranny. On the 350 I had before there was a 750 holley vac sec. On the bottom of the throttle linkage there was a little like dowel pin (i think) that the kickdown cable slipped over with a keeper clip of some kind. Now on this 454 I have a holley 700 dbl pmp and there is no dowel pin to slip the connector over so my question is how should I go about hooking it up? Also, is there another vaccum line that comes off the tranny? I have a line coming out that I don't know where to put http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif
Thanks
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Chris Dagenais
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68Malibu Blown 406
Oct 13th, 99, 8:02 PM
That plastic line on the top is just an over flow tube! http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif
Partel Roos
Oct 14th, 99, 12:10 AM
Chris,
you might want to have second thoughts about the KD, with 454 it is not very neccessary and safe, might break tires loose unexpectedly. Want 2nd - do it manually.. http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif
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Gandalf80
Oct 14th, 99, 8:37 AM
I haven't had it out on the road yet, but I can only hope this thing will have enough power to break the tires loose when it kicks down! If it can then those tires are dead meat http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif (after proper break in of course)
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Chris Dagenais
Saskatchewan, Canada
CST Kelsey
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turbodave
Oct 14th, 99, 3:48 PM
chris, holley makes studs for your kickdown,go to your local speed shop or look in a mail order catalog.You can get them in all kinds of different sizes and shapes.They even sell a assortment pack with five or six different ones in one package. Dave
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SSteve L
Oct 14th, 99, 4:07 PM
Before going to buy the stud you need (even though they aren't expensive) you could ask around and find someone you know who has purchased a Holley carb new. They come with an assortment of extra connecting hardware, and then you could try different parts to see what works best.
66 bowtie
Oct 14th, 99, 5:03 PM
well i got a th350 and havn't hooked the kd up yet but after reading this i think i will try it. gotto put the 650 dbl pmp on and there were a bunch of extra nuts and bolts.
on my th350 there is a vacume line, as to what it does beats me.
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Fred Ont canada
Oct 14th, 99, 8:18 PM
The vacuum line goes to manifold port it is or should be connected to the vacuum modulator on the side of the trans.With out this the shifts will be very hard from LtoR,or what GM used to call garage shift.The shift rod can be adjusted so as to get part throttle down shifts...FRED