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Old 06-19-2013, 04:01 PM
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Good Luck - Can't wait to hear the stories on the previous owners now seeing the car again in all it's glory!!!
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Old 06-19-2013, 04:28 PM
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Good Luck - Can't wait to hear the stories on the previous owners now seeing the car again in all it's glory!!!
Thanks Eric! Only one of the former owners is going. The main reason is that I was not sure if the car would be done in time.

The car is ready to go now though, with the one exception being the ammeter that is not working.

Underbody pics taken today:



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A little late, but the exhaust manifold heat riser should be installed so that the weight is on the outboard side.
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A little late, but the exhaust manifold heat riser should be installed so that the weight is on the outboard side.
Are you sure Jeff? I asked Mike and Andrew to install it just like JohnZ said and to make it look like his Z/28 engine pictured below. They did exactly what I asked.


JohnZ wrote: “The “extension” was used on all cars at the RH exhaust pipe-to-manifold attachment, in addition to the heat riser valve; it supports the inside diameter of the packing, keeping it from disintegrating (it was also used on the other side). The illustration in the A.I.M. is incorrect – it should show the heat riser valve too. If you look in the “non-illustrated parts” sheet at the beginning of the L34/L35/L78 sections, under UPC 6, where it has the line item for “intake & exhaust manifolds & heat control”, it shows the “assembles same as production” symbol (the “heat control” is the heat riser valve). ”
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