Chevy Dave

Has anyone installed one? Where did you mount your microphone?

You can use the stock coil, wires and plugs. I have installed the Pertronix ignition on three GM cars. Be sure to bypass the ballast resistor so you will get full voltage to the coil. I recommend the LS model for longivity.

Thanks for your help, I placed an order with them.

Does anyone know where I can purchase these?

I used VHT Flame Proof cast iron gray on my exhaust manifolds 10 years ago and it is holding up well.

The assembly manual for 1970 only shows them for small block cars. The 65-75 GM parts catalog only shows them for 75 big blcks.

Upper heat stove for big block

I have converted to an electric choke and it uses the same type retaining clip. I would suggest trying to find a new retaining clip.

I have had excellant service from KYB Gas Adjust (high pressure gas shock). They also make a softer gas shock called the Excel G. I have not used the Excel G, but the Gas Adjust shocks I am using on my 62 Impala SS have improved handling without a harsh ride.

I have a 1970 SS 454 and need the upper part of the heat stove and a correct air cleaner assembly. Do you have these? Thanks, Chevy Dave 503-869-2318

I sent the emails requesting the mounting brackets.

I have the a compressor and am purchasing a working one from Bob. I contacted Dan and he can help me. I have asked what he charges and am waiting for his answer.

I would like to purchase it

Does it have mounting brackets?

I need mounting brackets and the rod that goes from the level valve to the control arm.

Dan, I need air compressor brackets for my 70 SS, can you help? Chevy Dave

I found the add, but how do I contact him?

Thanks for the info. My 70 SS came with the compressor in the trunk, and the brackets are missing.

Is someone still reproducing these?

It attaches to the drivers side of the carburator near the throttle cable. I have a Turbo 400, so I can't send a photo. Perhaps someone can send you a photo of their setup.

I always use synthetic in everything, because it promotes lower wear, better fuel ecinomy and better cold and heat protection. I asked a Mobil Oil Company chemist for a recommendation, he recommended Their 5W40 Turbo Diesel MOTOR Oil. This oil meets the requirements for gasoline engines as well as diesels, and is high in ZDDP. Synthetic oils do not cause leaks, but they can make them worse if they exist.

I recently purchased 138570L116551, which is on your list. Could you share with me any documents that you might have? It is a numbers matching SS, but I have no copy of the build sheet or window sticker. Thanks, Dave

Check Amazon for Standard NS7, even lower price.

I purchased one last week from Heartbeat City on ebay. Standard NS7 made in USA. I believe it was abot $35, including shipping.

I live near Portland, Oregon and Vancouver, Washington