gas pedal vibration

just wanted to check with owners...if there is another way to do this.

Replaced my throttle cable with a new one from Vintage and I'm getting slight vibration in the gas pedal. Checked all the firewall and inside cabin for anything against the cable and nothing. Under the car I have two rubber pass through clamps to the main connection attached to the trans bolts then straight up to the fuel rod connection. Emailed Greg and he told me this is the same as he has done the past 25 years.

Here is the question anyone modify their linkage at the trans with a rubber mount or ? To stop the slight vibration. Mostly happens 3,200 RPM and higher. If you did can ya snap a picture??

Thanks thought I would ask before my OCD takes over and I over engineer this part and all the things it touches!! )

5/1/208:57 AM

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