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Old 07-10-2018, 03:41 PM
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I know what you mean. I only stumbled across the correct Right Stuff fuel line part number after reading multiple reviews on Jegs or Summit's sites. One person mentioned that the line was the one for the driver's side despite being labeled as pass side.

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Old 07-12-2018, 07:14 PM
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I finally found a shaker decal I liked...and it is actually for a 1975! These came on the 455 powered Trans Ams that were available in 1975 with a low compression 7.6 to 1, 200-horsepower 455: the same one in the big family sedans.

But the decal looks cool in the three-dimensional, blue color that accents the car's color.

And since the 1970 455 block in the car has parts from a real 1972 455HO inside it, I guess no one will really complain that it has twice the horsepower as an actual 1975 455-HO. :-)

Now I'm wondering how the 1973-75 tri-color blue accent stripe would look on the car. They were available on the base Firebird, Esprit, and Formula. Anyone have any photos of the blue version of the stripe? All the decal venders have the same photo of the maroon car with orange stripes.





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