Throttle Bracket Ford Clear 4150/Edelbrock

The Allstar Performance Throttle Bracket Ford Clear 4150/Edelbrock (SKU ALL 54222) is a precision-engineered carb mount system designed to integrate Ford throttle cable assemblies with square-bore carburetor flange patterns. This clear anodized aluminum bracket kit manages both the primary throttle cable and integrated return spring, providing the mechanical linkage necessary for smooth, proportional throttle response in carbureted fuel delivery systems. Built for compatibility with both 4150 and Edelbrock carburetor mounting standards, this bracket eliminates the guesswork in cable routing and spring tension management.

The clear anodized finish protects the aluminum construction from oxidation while maintaining visibility of cable positioning and spring geometry—a practical detail for builders performing final adjustments or troubleshooting idle quality and wide-open-throttle response. The bracket's lightweight design (0.69 lbs) minimizes parasitic weight while the rigid aluminum construction ensures consistent cable tension across the full throttle sweep. Proper cable bracket geometry directly impacts throttle return characteristics and prevents cable binding during acceleration or deceleration transitions, both critical for smooth streetable performance and consistent tuning stability.

This Allstar bracket assembly serves carburetor builders, hot rod enthusiasts, and classic car restorers who need OEM-style cable management without fabricating custom brackets. It is particularly valuable in engine bay conversions where Ford cable firewall routing meets aftermarket Edelbrock carburetors—a common scenario in streetrod builds and vintage muscle car restorations. The kit includes all necessary mounting hardware and spring components, reducing the need for supplemental parts sourcing.

Allstar Performance manufactures a full range of carburetor accessories and fuel system components engineered for high-performance and restoration applications. Their brackets and linkage systems are engineered to OEM specifications while accommodating the most common carburetor platforms used in modern build scenarios.