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04-21-2016, 05:07 PM
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We decided to use a '66 Tripower setup on our '68. We lucked out and found an original upper hood pan from Minnesota. We used a fiberglass lower pan for a '66 GTO, which looks the same as a steel one when installed.
It was necessary to remove about 3/8" from the pan carb flanges for hood clearance, but that worked and the pan fits fine. We installed a drain system for water in case we get caught in the rain. We found the open hood scoops on eBay and decided to paint them satin black. In any case, it runs great with the Tripower and Ram Air!
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