Throttle Pedals & Bell Cranks, Cables & Rods
This range covers the parts that connect the throttle pedal to the carburettor or injection linkage: pedals, bell cranks, cables and rods. A throttle cable like the one listed here runs from the pedal assembly to the throttle body or carb linkage, transferring pedal movement into throttle opening.
Choosing the right part depends on what's failed or being upgraded in your existing setup, whether that's the cable itself, the pedal, a bell crank that changes the linkage's direction, or a connecting rod. Matching length and end fittings to your current car is the main thing to check.
Frequently asked questions
What does a bell crank do in a throttle linkage?
A bell crank changes the direction of the throttle linkage's movement, letting the cable or rod route around other components under the hood.
How do I choose the right throttle cable?
Match the cable's length and end fittings to your pedal assembly and carburettor or throttle body linkage, since these vary between setups.
