Installing Lokar Gas Pedal And Throttle Linkage | The Irrational International

Now that we can start the Irrational International it is time for a Lokar gas pedal and throttle linkage. Watch Jake has he drills, screws, and installs the new parts. Don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss out on the newest episodes that we post weekly!

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[scalhotrod]

For carbureted engines hooked to automatic overdrive transmissions, you should look into the linkage kit from Bowtie Transmissions in Southern California. They have a kit that includes a new kickdown spring for the transmission and a special cable setup that controls the throttle and transmission much better.

[bigdaddysshop]

I'm looking at a 1966 f100.. looks like the same type setup.. I'm 6'3" tall and sit in it fine.. the has pedal it's is uncomfortable. Will the bolt on the assembly come out to adjust the lower part and pad down?