1. Throttle cable: This is the cable that connects the gas pedal to the carburetor. It is responsible for opening and closing the throttle valve, which controls the amount of air that flows into the engine.
2. Throttle return spring: This spring helps to return the throttle valve to the closed position when the gas pedal is released.
3. Throttle linkage bracket: This bracket mounts to the intake manifold and provides a mounting point for the throttle cable and return spring.
4. Throttle cable end: This is the part of the throttle cable that connects to the carburetor. It is typically a ball-and-socket joint or a clevis pin.
5. Carburetor throttle lever: This is the lever on the carburetor that is connected to the throttle cable. When the throttle cable is pulled, it moves the lever and opens the throttle valve.
In some cases, additional parts may be required, such as a throttle cable bracket or a throttle return spring bracket. It is important to refer to the specific instructions for your Edelbrock intake and carburetor to determine which parts are needed.
