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Edelbrock 1473 Carburetor Accelerator Linkage Kit

Item EK-75-400027-1
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    Product Information

    Features, Description, Q&A

    Features

    • Universal Application
    • Includes Seven Individual Linkages And Six Retaining Clips
    • Adjustable Design
    • Steel Construction For Durability
    • Gold Iridited Finish For Corrosion Resistance
    • Does Not Include Return Springs
    • Not Compatible With E85 Or Oxygenated Fuels
    • Comes With A Twelve Month Warranty
    • Excludes Links For Carburetor Center Choke Actuation And Hex Head Screws

    Description

    Carburetor Linkage Kit. The 1473 Carburetor Accelerator Linkage Kit provides an assortment of seven linkages and six clips designed to control throttle movement and accelerator pump actions in AVS2 and Performer series carburetors. It plays a critical role in ensuring smooth and responsive throttle operation by linking various carburetor components together.

    Construction and Appearance. Manufactured from steel for strength and longevity, the kit features a gold iridited finish that enhances corrosion resistance while providing an attractive appearance. The adjustable design allows customization to fit varying carburetor setups.

    Installation. Installation is straightforward for those familiar with carburetor linkage systems and generally does not require drilling or complex modifications. Basic automotive mechanical skills are sufficient to fit the components correctly.

    Warranty. The product is backed by a 12-month warranty, ensuring reliability and customer confidence.

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