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Re: Magic Mirror trim tag
Sounds reasonable to me Kim... Whats different about the carb or any other components on an MV 396?
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Re: Magic Mirror trim tag
But the Nova engine was very different assembly than the standard L78. It had a flexplate attached. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/smile.gif
I like that suffix theory. I don't have the carb info in front of me, but I know it was different. Fran pulled the bill of materials for the motors. |
Re: Magic Mirror trim tag
It supposedly had the R4054 68 Corvette 427/425hp carb instead of the normal 396/375hp carb. But, a lot of special carb motors (including ZL-1's) didn't get the carbs listed on the spec sheets due to limited avaliability.
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Re: Magic Mirror trim tag
Another good point John. Back to the original question, Kurt, what proof/documentation do you have that shows the use of the magic mirror tag on 68 Yenko cars had anything at all to do with the cars not meeting federal standards?
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Re: Magic Mirror trim tag
And why were those MM tags used, on the other cars in the GM line-up?
Cadillacs, Novas, Rivieras and Impalas? https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/dunno.gif |
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