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Happy New Year to all,
Can someone ID the airhorn's I have please, The carb tag number is 7029156 Airhorn casting number is 7035744 Thanks ins advance, Joe |
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‘69 Olds 350 ci, with AT.
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Thank you. Would you happen to have the Rochester/Delco needle and seat part number? So I can order up a few.
Thanks again |
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I would check with Cliff Ruggles at www.cliffshigh performance.com He vacuum tests every one he sells. You’ll have to email him or call as those pieces aren’t on his website. |
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Thanks again. Ordered a few off-E bay this AM. It looks like my original 66 Tri power center air horn is lost for good. Sent it to a rebuilder for re-coloring and it got lost in UPS somewhere.
So I am going to clone one of these tops for use. They look very similar. At least until I can locate another original. |
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yet another question, there is a small metal shield around the needle/seat on these airhorns. Like a 3-sided box. What is the purpose, and can it be left out so I can use a brass float
instead of the newer black float. |
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I can provide a needle /'seat for your carb.. PM me for contact info.
The metal cage is not needed. Toss it.
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