Likewise, foxbody cable.Not what you want to hear... I like using Factory parts.
I used a foxbody mustang cable and mounting bracket. You have to use the Mustang EGR spacer or aftermarket block off spacer, as it has the holes for mounting the Mustang cable bracket. Of course you have have to transfer the throw arm from a mustang or other Ford application Throttle body to the Explorer 65mm TB. Yeah it is a little work, but just buying a 65mm TB from Ford racing has long since passed. (I think aftermarket TB suck, unless you pay the $$$.)
I make a bracket that I weld to the Bronco accel peddle that I found on a 70's full sized Ford in the Wreaking yard years ago that had Cruise control.
For me, having a history with Fox body mustangs, there was take off parts that I ratholed away, so I didn't have to run to the Wreaking yard. I can post more pictures later if there is interest...
Lars, Doug, I have trouble finding mustang parts like that.
Lar's I seem to remember you had also modified the peddle to provide better control, instead of the on/off feeling when in low?Likewise, foxbody cable.
My gas pedal arm mod is even simpler. Heat the top of the arm cherry red, twist it 90 degrees with a pair of pliers. Drill the hole out to fit the plastic bushing on the cable (5/16" I think but it's been awhile) then cut a slot in the top with a hacksaw for the cable.
I've had the business end of the cable connected to a few throttle bodies over the years, mostly to an Explorer throttle body that I adapted a probably impossible to find now foxbody Mustang t/b arm onto, 25 years ago. More recently an Accufab throttle body made to fit a foxbody intake, using an Accufab throttle cable bracket/spacer.
Downside of all that is I believe replacement foxbody throttle cables no longer exist in the wild.
Bwaaahh hahahaha!!!Foxbody throttle cables were getting difficult to find. Most dismantlers are too lazy to remove them, so they end up cut off. I have been hoarding them for years.
...but The aftermarket is your friend.
LMR now sells the 86-93 Fox Mustang throttle cable for about $50. It's not as good as the factory one, because the spring is different...but it certainly will fit. They also sell the cable to EGR plate bracket. It's also "good enough."
My gas pedal arm mod is similar to yours. But even more simpler? Put the throttle pedal arm into a vice. Get ready to heat the arm cherry red. Realize that you have no acetylene in your bottle, so twist the arm 90 degrees with a big Crescent wrench cold. Admire your work.
Does Jeromy still sell that bracket, it has been a while since he was a Bronco owner...I used the stock explorer cable with the stock bronco gas pedal (modified, will post pictures). It worked great with this bracket member "Jsmall" built
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Same ? Does anyone have a copy of the print, shown in the picture of the prototype?Does Jeromy still sell that bracket, it has been a while since he was a Bronco owner...
Not sure, i bought it from him during the original post. sounds like he may have moved on? Always a bummer when we lose some good ideas/parts like this.Does Jeromy still sell that bracket, it has been a while since he was a Bronco owner...
I have a bc Bronco kit, will take a look at thatI used the bracket (jsmall) with BCB efi cable kit less the BC mounting bracket
Hey Buckeye, what dipstick is that on the trans?I used the stock explorer cable with the stock bronco gas pedal (modified, will post pictures). It worked great with this bracket member "Jsmall" built
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Yes, that's the one I have.Has anyone used this accelarator with EFI? Thought I read a thread on it, but cannot find it. https://www.lokar.com/throt-assemb-pedal-pads.html
Thanks, I have not looked at your thread latelyYes, that's the one I have.
It's on my build thread but lmk if questions.
Thanks PaulFriend Tim is running one of those on his '73 with Explorer EFI setup. Hmm, or is his a Mustang upper? Now I have to go look for pics!
Anyway, he likes it and I've driven it too. Has a nice feel.
Paul