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anybody know of an application that has the same installed height as the original? i have the shaker scoop and hood but no base. tried one off a 75 455 grand safari(donor motor) but was about an inch too tall.
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anybody know of an application that has the same installed height as the original? i have the shaker scoop and hood but no base. tried one off a 75 455 grand safari(donor motor) but was about an inch too tall.
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have you tried one from a trans am?
where's winslow at? mike |
I would think the 1973-76 Trans Am bases are the same as the '74 GTO.
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I believe the only one that is a direct swap is the 77 Can Am as it used the 74 GTO scoop!
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I think the bases would be the same as the 73- on TA's as Held said.
The height differences was made up on the scoop assembly.The GTO had a taller spacer added to the scoop mounting flange. johnta1 Pontiac Power RULES !!! www.wallaceracing.com http://wallaceracing.com/johnta1plate.jpg |
Mike: no, i havent. (southern, in). held,goatee, &john: thanks. just thought there might be something commonly available(i.e. non ram air) at a salvage yard since the base off the land barge (grand safari wagon) wasnt that far off. i will keep scrounging. thanks for replies. Ron
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I know of a place where you can get the whole assy for around $200. eastwestautoparts.com - they are a salvage operation in Tulsa,OK - called them couple years ago and was quoted $175 plus s&h.
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