Accelerator Lever At Firewall (65-67 Corvette C2)Find parts that fit my vehicle

Name: Accelerator Lever At Firewall (65-67 Corvette C2)
Brand: Store Brand
SKU: EK-25-105192-1
Price: 84.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Information

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Features

New Reproduction 1965-1967 Corvette Accelerator Lever
Correct Fitment For 1965 396ci, 1966 427/390 & 425hp, and 1966-1967 327 Engine Applications
Steel Accelerator Lever Mount Connects Throttle Rod To Pedal Assembly At Firewall
OE GM Part Number 3869750 Provided For Reference Only
Proudly Made In The USA
Installation Difficulty Level: 2 On A Scale Of 1-5
Fits 1965-1967 Corvette C2 Models

Description

Precise Throttle Control. The Accelerator Lever at the firewall acts as the essential linkage between the throttle rod and pedal assembly, ensuring smooth and responsive acceleration by transferring pedal movement directly to the throttle mechanism. This component is vital for maintaining accurate engine response and optimal driving performance.

Construction and Appearance. Made from durable steel, this accelerator lever is designed for longevity and resistance to wear. It replicates the original equipment with a sturdy construction to support reliable throttle operation. The finish is clean and professional, ideal for restoration and performance use.

Installation. Installation difficulty is moderate, rated 2 out of 5, making it accessible to most enthusiasts with basic mechanical skills. No drilling is typically required, allowing for a straightforward replacement using standard tools.

Application. Specifically designed for 1965 through 1967 Corvette C2 models, including 1965 396ci engines, 1966 427 engines with 390 & 425hp variants, and 1966-1967 327 engines, ensuring perfect compatibility within the mid-60s Corvette lineup.