[turner]

I saw this in a TZ and assumed it was a on-off, was planning on copying the general shape for my GT project. I've since noticed it in other cars online, so I assume it was the factory part. I don't have a TZ, just prefer a curved pedal for rev matching and my car is missing the stock bits anyways.

Any chance there's a source for these before I go to the effort of making something myself?

 

[Zagato_Olaf]

I saw this in a TZ and assumed it was a on-off, was planning on copying the general shape for my GT project. I've since noticed it in other cars online, so I assume it was the factory part. I don't have a TZ, just prefer a curved pedal for rev matching and my car is missing the stock bits anyways.

Any chance there's a source for these before I go to the effort of making something myself?


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Hello

I saw this in a TZ and assumed it was a on-off, was planning on copying the general shape for my GT project. I've since noticed it in other cars online, so I assume it was the factory part. I don't have a TZ, just prefer a curved pedal for rev matching and my car is missing the stock bits anyways.

Any chance there's a source for these before I go to the effort of making something myself?


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Hello Turner,

Partnumber for the throttle pedal minus the shaft is 105.10.44.556.01
And 105.44 is the European version of the 1750 GTV.
The sufix .01 could could mean a modification.

Ciao, Olaf

 

[Alleggerita]

The 44 in that location denotes throttle linkage parts not model number ... the type of part is usually noted by the 6th and 7th digit of the part number.

Model number is 4th and 5th digit, e.g. 10 in this case which together with 11 is common for parts developed for Giulia TZ ....

If it was from a 1750 GTV it would have likely a 105.44.xx.xxx.xx number

 

[turner]

Thanks @Zagato_Olaf for the part number. I don't see any web results, but at least I have something to set an eBay alert for! Assuming TZ bits ever end up on eBay...

 

[PocketAce]

Thanks @Zagato_Olaf for the part number. I don't see any web results, but at least I have something to set an eBay alert for! Assuming TZ bits ever end up on eBay...

Well, a TZ bit like that must be unobtanium. Let me know if you have more pictures, maybe I could give it a shot at replicating it.

 

[turner]

Well, a TZ bit like that must be unobtanium. Let me know if you have more pictures, maybe I could give it a shot at replicating it.

Here's what I've got, the ones I posted originally are the best. Most people don't point the camera at the footwell so it took a while to find clear shots...

 

[Zagato_Olaf]

The 44 in that location denotes throttle linkage parts not model number ... the type of part is usually noted by the 6th and 7th digit of the part number.

Model number is 4th and 5th digit, e.g. 10 in this case which together with 11 is common for parts developed for Giulia TZ ....

If it was from a 1750 GTV it would have likely a 105.44.xx.xxx.xx number

Correct! My mistake.

Ciao, Olaf

 

[donrencos]

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just for my curiosity- is this a TZ cokpit in a junior Zagato? Funny Idea 👍🏻