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70 Iron last won the day on January 27 2015

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  • Birthday 11/26/1944

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    Terry L Reynolds
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    Retired Union Ironworker

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  1. A member on Team chevelle "danhalt" was selling them about a yr ago I bought a couple from him ,You can do a search on team chevelle for CD2 washer monitor float replacement and see what it looks like or you can email him at dave.anhart1@gmail.com to see if he still has them. 20.00 + 7.00 shipping Terry
  2. I think you'll be fine with your set up,they don't call for a additional canister. I had the canister in line you had also and great brakes however the vacumn pump vibrated so much thru the car,steering whl ect I pulled it back out and just using the additional canister and works fine .It also ran a lot. The pump came with rubber mounts but still was terrible on vibrating.Mine was mounted behind the washer bottle to the plastic inner fender. Terry
  3. Looks super Larry,You did well for an old guy !:-). I just did my Turquoise monte with Legendary's Rallye sport bucket and rear seat kit and they fit great
  4. 1 large port in the rear full vac that i used for the pcv instead of pwr brakes ,I went to the manifold fitting in the back of the intake for brakes,2 small full vac in the front ,1 used for dizzy and the other plugged. Another small issue was the hold down stud thread for the air cleaner,it was 5/16 instead of 1/4 . Another clearance issue was I'm using the orig type open element chrome BB air cleaner with the base drop and the crankcase elbow had to be dented in for clearance for the secondary pump arm. Also mine didn't come with the 3/8 " fuel fittings or filters in the bowls, no base gasket ,maybe if you ask they may be an option but I used the ones off my 770 .
  5. I purchased one of these from pro systems,I haven't been able to see how it performs on the street yet because of the snow/ salt ect but the idle and response is great. I also filled out the online form and Patrick was very helpfull as said,don't know if he has fully recovered from his traffic accident yet and back to his desk. The carb he tailered made was for my 427 BB and also a 780 mechanical ,the only adj was to lower the idle a little .He says that a gain of 20-35 hp is usually what they produce.I also went with the optional billet metering blocks for 30$ and 5 more hp.Can't wait until the roads clear so I can give it a try.
  6. The vinyl will strech in a while and the foam will settle in ,as far as being to close to the wheel ,they make a kit for the tracks that allows you another 2 in set back for more leg room.
  7. That likely will be fine,its just to keep it from rattling also will keep the finish from scraching from the straps
  8. thanks,the one # is the same,GM# is different . Hope mine will work if ever needed
  9. It does John,it looks like black felt most suppliers carry it,I just ordered the kit from Groundup ,straps,felt,and bolt kit. You probably can use roofing felt and cut strips
  10. John,would you have the GM # for yours,I have a new one for a spare if I would ever need one and was curious if its the same as yours. My sticker on the box reads, GM # 19179531 also ACD # FLS1079 It also has the yellow float Thanks
  11. Hi Mark,Don't want to sell the seats at this time .
  12. 70 Iron

    Fuel Pump

    I'm not using this type of filter since I went with a BB .hope someone can post a pic for you.
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