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11-27-2021, 02:42 PM
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Do 1974 GTO's have a unique breather tube?
I am wondering if the '74 GTO uses a unique breather tube.
I had previously understood that there were two types of breather tubes that fit all Pontiac V8 applications, and currently have both. After realizing that the correct one for my Formula (a non-Ram Air car) was different that the one used with the Ram Air aircleaner, I looked for, and eventually found the style I needed - and I had thought this was the same style which the '74 GTO used. One of my brothers has a '74 GTO, so I'm hoping to help him get a correct breather tube. Any help would be appreciated.
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