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twin h linkage return springs
  • schillazschillaz
    Posts: 214Gold Member
    Im installing my twin h linkage and i will need to find some springs for the link on the two throttle arms.

    Can someone provide me with some pictures that show the springs and where/how they are connected?
    If anyone has a source for getting some springs please let me know.

    thanks
  • schillazschillaz
    Posts: 214Gold Member
    nobody? with any pictures?

    I think we lost some traffic on this new site? before my questions would be answered in less than a day.
  • GrimGreaserGrimGreaser
    Posts: 541Platinum Member
    Give me a bit, I can get you pictures. I bought a Mr. Gasket return spring kit which had several sets and used a set on mine. If you don't have the little spring holders that go under the carb mounting bolts you may want to make some.
    Six in a row makes it GO!
  • schillazschillaz
    Posts: 214Gold Member
    ohh man i forgot to put those on.....yah i have them. thanks i was wondering where the spring attaches. Thanks Grim
  • HudzillaHudzilla
    Posts: 1,309Platinum Member
    I have NORS for sale if you want them.
  • bull islanderbull islander
    Posts: 304Gold Member
    http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110913776541+&lgeo=1&viewitem=&vectorid=229466

    This might help you until someone gets a better picture up. If you scroll down through the pictures, there's a close up of the engine. You can see where the spring attaches on the front carb, and looking at the rear one you can see the spot on the throttle linkage.

    That is if you can get that far down without drooling all over the keyboard.
  • Lee ODellLee ODell
    Posts: 1,839Platinum Member
    Here are a couple pictures.

    Sorry, the browser said the file was to big. The pictures will not paste.
  • Lee ODellLee ODell
    Posts: 1,839Platinum Member
    Twin-H throttle return springs 001.jpg
  • RL ChiltonRL Chilton
    Posts: 3,477Platinum Member
    Lee-

    Type in "Fast Image Resizer" in your browser. A program will come up that you can download, which allows you to drag pics into that program and will automatically re-size the pics so that you can easily attach them to e-mails, the forum, etc.
    Russell

    http://www.52hornetvert.blogspot.com
  • GrimGreaserGrimGreaser
    Posts: 541Platinum Member
    Sorry for the delay...
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    2592 x 1458 - 886K
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    2592 x 1458 - 914K
    Six in a row makes it GO!
  • Lee ODellLee ODell
    Posts: 1,839Platinum Member
    RL Chilton
    I tried your suggestion and the response was "The above file name is invalid".
    Lee
  • RL ChiltonRL Chilton
    Posts: 3,477Platinum Member
    Lee-

    Try this:

    http://download.cnet.com/Fast-Image-Resizer/3000-12511_4-10655681.html

    I use it all the time.
    Russell

    http://www.52hornetvert.blogspot.com
  • schillazschillaz
    Posts: 214Gold Member
    ok thanks for the info guys, thats exactly what I needed.

  • Chris SmithChris Smith
    Posts: 149Expert Adviser
    Hudzilla, I want a set of your springs. How much and where do I send payment?
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