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Old 11-18-2008, 12:58 PM   #1
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Default Drive by wire conversion to cable throttle LS1?

I have a 69 Camaro with a LS1 running a 1998 F body computer and cable drive throttle.

I thought I had seen or heard of a way to mount a drive by wire throttle body and pedal on the F body system to convert it.

Is there such an animal?

If not...what are my options to go that route?
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You need a DBW TB, a TAC module and ETC (electronic throttle pedal). and a PCM that supports DBW. The TAC and the ETC must be matched, meaning from the same vehicle/engine combo. There's lots of posts on the topic.

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You need a DBW TB, a TAC module and ETC (electronic throttle pedal). and a PCM that supports DBW. The TAC and the ETC must be matched, meaning from the same vehicle/engine combo. There's lots of posts on the topic.

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That's cool...and I've done that on another project from scratch.

However, I swore I saw a add on conversion some where and my search isn't coming up with it. Maybe I dreamed it???
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That's cool...and I've done that on another project from scratch.

However, I swore I saw a add on conversion some where and my search isn't coming up with it. Maybe I dreamed it???
I asked the same question in External Engine, and here is what I found:

Drive by Wire w/ stock F-body PCM
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I asked the same question in External Engine, and here is what I found:

Drive by Wire w/ stock F-body PCM
I want to make sure I'm reading that thread right. I want to convert my drive by cable car to a drive by wire using the 98 PCM - is that what he is doing...or is he taking a drive by wire motor and wanting to convert to a cable for his older application?????
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I want to make sure I'm reading that thread right. I want to convert my drive by cable car to a drive by wire using the 98 PCM - is that what he is doing...or is he taking a drive by wire motor and wanting to convert to a cable for his older application?????
Oh, no - I converting a DBW TB into a cable driven TB.
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Oh, no - I converting a DBW TB into a cable driven TB.

Okay...that's what I thought. I'm wanting to do the exact opposite.
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