EMPI Linkage Ball Socket End — 10/32, Left or Right | Porsche 914 (1970–1976) (43-4410-3)
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Short answer: EMPI 43-4410-3 is a 10/32 threaded ball socket end for carburetor throttle linkage, usable on either the left or right linkage rod. It fits the Porsche 914 (1970-1976) with EMPI carburetor kits 43-1062-0, 43-4431-0 or 43-5225-0. A new socket end takes the slop out of a worn linkage and returns tight, synchronized throttle action.
Part numbers: EMPI 43-4410-3 (43 4410 3 / 4344103). Used in EMPI kits 43-1062-0, 43-4431-0 and 43-5225-0.
Vehicle Fitment
| Years | Vehicle | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1970–1976 | Porsche 914 | With EMPI 43-1062-0, 43-4431-0 or 43-5225-0 carburetor kits; left or right |
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Part number | EMPI 43-4410-3 |
| Manufacturer | EMPI |
| Thread | 10/32 |
| Side | Left or right |
| For kits | EMPI 43-1062-0, 43-4431-0, 43-5225-0 |
| Boxed dimensions | 3.25 x 2.25 x 0.5 in |
| Shipping weight | 0.1 lb |
| Ships from | Our Orange, California shop, standard ground |
Why It Matters
A worn socket end lets the throttle linkage go slack and vague, with one carburetor cracking open a beat before its partner and an idle that never settles. A fresh 10/32 ball socket end snaps back onto the rod and restores tight, synchronized travel.
Frequently Asked Questions
What thread is the EMPI 43-4410-3 ball socket end? 10/32.
Which EMPI carb kits use the 43-4410-3 socket end? EMPI 43-1062-0, 43-4431-0 and 43-5225-0 carburetor kits.
Does the ball socket end fit left or right? Either. It works on the left or right linkage rod.
Does this linkage end fit a Porsche 914? Yes, the 1970-1976 Porsche 914 with EMPI 43-1062-0, 43-4431-0 or 43-5225-0 carb kits.
Why is my dual carb throttle sloppy? A worn ball socket end lets the linkage go slack so one carb opens before the other. Replacing it restores tight, synchronized action.
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