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Old 04-08-2021, 08:15 PM
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Does a 69 have a return line on the passenger side?

That and the fuel line you will want to install before the springs.

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Does a 69 have a return line on the passenger side?
That and the fuel line you will want to install before the springs.
No the '69 V8s has a 3/8" fuel line and a 1/4" return line run on the driver side. 6 cyl cars had them run on the passenger side. So, the frame has clip mounting holes on both sides.

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No the '69 V8s has a 3/8" fuel line and a 1/4" return line run on the driver side. 6 cyl cars had them run on the passenger side. So, the frame has clip mounting holes on both sides.
Ah. My 71 has vapor return lines on the passenger side - they were buggers to fish thru the spring pocket: would have been much easier without the spring!

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It's an Edelbrock Pro-Flo 4 35970. I've already bought it and it's over at the machine shop with the engine. He's going to set it up on his dyno after the engine is complete.
I am very happy with mine - a hell of a lot better than the Holley 20 years ago.

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