Throttle shaft extension kit

Overview

3-3/4in extension and support bracket with PTFE-lined  bush for reliable operation. Perfect for difficult Weiand WC4D & Edelbrock CD-694 linkages. Blower plates too!

Part No. 9139K

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Throttle shaft extension kit

Extending the Stromberg 97 throttle shaft for difficult linkage applications, this kit comes with a support bracket for reliable linkage operation. It’s designed for narrow spaced 4×2 and 6×2 intakes where all of the carburetors must be linked on one side – like the Weiand WC4D, Edelbrock CD-694 and supercharger adapter plates.

To resist twisting in operation (common with brass shafts), Stromberg extensions are high-grade stainless steel, with a larger diameter section extending as far up the shaft as possible. For improved looks, it covers the 97 throttle shaft bush. And for maximum security and alignment, it is fixed with a 3/32” roll pin (supplied) through the hand throttle mounting hole, standard on every 97 throttle shaft.

The new shaft extension is long enough for up to 3-3/4” carb offset across the engine. And the stainless steel ‘trim-to-fit’ support bracket, with its PTFE-lined bush for smooth operation, accommodates up to 4-1/8” in-line offset between the two banks of carburetors – enough for all ‘known’ applications. Naturally, the kit works perfectly with other parts from the Genuine Stromberg range, allowing customers to complete their linkage with matching parts.

Each kit comes with ‘quick-fit’ help in the pack, and full and detailed installation instructions are available via the Stromberg Tech Center at www.stromberg-97.com .

Tech Center

HOW TO: Install 9139K Throttle shaft extension kit

The Stromberg Throttle Shaft Extension kit (9139K) is designed for narrow spaced 4×2 and 6×2 intake linkages where all of the carburetors are linked on one side. It’s perfect for 4x2 WC4D, CD-694 and other intakes and blower / supercharger mounting plates.

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