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#981
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I used a ruler and had 5/8" in the middle of the side by laying the ruler flat on top of the bumper and touching car. The rear I did the same by laying the ruler flat on the bumper right under the reverse lights and measured 1" gap.
Hope this helps and if you need more detail feel free. |
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#982
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Thank you, sir. You are a credit to the Secret Society of Super-Dutied Civilians!
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#983
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We do not carry that particular part an for the record our number changed a few years back to 920-674-6058
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Wade Congdon BOP Engineering Hi-Performance Specialty Parts for Buick, Olds, and Pontiac www.bopengineering.com |
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#984
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Wade Congdon thanks for the new number I will be driving my SD this summer for the first time and thanks for the help with my SD distridutor gear in 2003.
Joe |
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#985
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You'll have to post some pictures on that day of the first rip for us all to enjoy, please!
Your going to love it and I wish I could drive mine more without concern about adding up those miles. Only live once, so enjoy it! Brew |
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#986
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Check out this link you may find it great ! The info is a little off base when you know the history and the EPA!
http://link.brightcove.com/services/...tid=1601303378 Only for fun!!!!!! |
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#987
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[QUOTE=formula kid;3327143]Check out this link you may find it great ! The info is a little off base when you know the history and the EPA!
http://link.brightcove.com/services/...tid=1601303378 Check out this vidio clip from American Muscle Car!!!!!!! |
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#988
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Got what I thought was part of the waay through the video (saw the drag strip action)and the vid went to an offroad story? Any suggestions?
I like driving mine,just got it inspected Sat. The rumble and exp.I will enjoy it as long as I can.Tomorrow is promised to no one.It just turned over 39K. I don'tlook at the car as $ I just like it. |
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#989
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Yes, this is only part of a 30 min video that was about the 73-74 SD Trans-Am.
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#990
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The whole thing was about 73-74SD cars? Oh man, I hate finding out I missed stuff like that . Thanks for posting!
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#991
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Very cool!
It was to short and hope someday they have a whole program on the 2nd gen along with the SD. |
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#992
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A bunch of misinformation but cool video nonetheless.
The red 74 at the strip is the car that rwinkles just sold. It won the stock class drags that year. I think 1994 or so. The car went 13.10 or so as I recall!
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Bob Woodard Brighton, MI 2012 SRT8 Charger - 12.70 @ 111mph |
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#993
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Yeap, thirty five years ago today my two babies where kicked out of the nest....
![]() Plan to work on both and run some liquid gold threw those round ports. Hope to drive one to a small car show in Marinette and do a birthday burn out some where along the way?Enjoy your weekend! ![]() Brewster |
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#994
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mine has a week or so to go for its car hauler "stork" delivery date.
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#995
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what is different about an SD carb and a regular pontiac qjet. can a qjet from a 71 455 or 78 400 be made to woke with an SD engine?
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1972 HO Trans Am auto White/white 1974 SD Trans Am 4 spd, no a/c dk blue/ white & blue 1978 Trans am gold/ black ,T56, t tops, EFI 474, Build: http://www.pro-touring.com/showthrea...1978+g+machine 1999 30th Trans Am 6 spd, T top |
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#996
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mainly the big difference is the part numbers,the SD stuff brings big bucks because of what it is,and what people will pay to restore their SD birds.
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FREEDOM ISN'T FREE BUT WORTH FIGHTING FOR |
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#997
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I have the correct numbers carb for the car, but due to sitting, it is a little ' stiff' if you will. been soaking it w/ penetrating oil and tranny fluid. for the interim, I am just looking to install a carb and drive. I have some of the later ones w/ electric choke.
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#998
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Hey guys, was the valley pan plug on the sd motors painted with engine?
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1972 Trans Am white with blue deluxe interior 1974 SD Trans Am white with tuxedo interior, earliest known 74 SD vin# 1976 50th Anniversary Trans Am 1970 Judge ra3 4 speed pepper green |
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#999
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![]() I believe they where painted with the engine however years of oil being impregnating into the rubber leaves them looking almost like they weren't. My one original looked natural rubber but after looking at it in a digital picture you could see shades of blue though out the plug from it being painted. Hope this helps, Brew Last edited by Brewster; 06-30-2008 at 07:28 PM. |
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#1000
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I'm with Brew on this one. I believe that they would have been painted. I would never restore one that way though. I'm not one for the absolute way the factory did it.
1000 posts and we can't get our own section. The G8 already has a section in with the 2004-2006 GTO's. What gives?
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Bob Woodard Brighton, MI 2012 SRT8 Charger - 12.70 @ 111mph |
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