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Old 12-01-2016, 10:02 PM
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Fly eye with square holes.



Hurst roll control, I made the lines.. [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/grin.gif[/img]








The ZL 1 pump





Down under shots NOS Hooker headers, box dated 1974, good fit. Lakewood drive shaft loop. It was on the car so we used the holes that were there.
And deep chevrolet oil pan.

































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I know I probably sound like a broken record, but your builds are really the template by which others can follow. Amazing work. I love looking back through this build once in a while especially.
One question for you. I noticed the nice wedges you used for the Lakewood bars. Did you source, fabricate them or were they part of the original kit?
I finally repainted and installed a set of traction bars on my 69 and I need to install some wedges. I don't like the ones that are available main stream. I really would rather have a set that go the full width of the mount and are held in with the j bolts etc like you have. Thanks.
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Grady had the wedges in his stash of day two goodies. They were not fabricated .
They my have been Lakewood ? Grady would remember.

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Grady had the wedges in his stash of day two goodies. They were not fabricated .
They my have been Lakewood ? Grady would remember.

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Thanks Mike. Grady, if you happen to remember, my 69 and I would appreciate any direction if you don't mind.
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Just disassembled my TB's from 1971. These are the wedges that were in mine.
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Thanks Mike. Grady, if you happen to remember, my 69 and I would appreciate any direction if you don't mind.
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The wedges were with the bars that are on the car. I believe them to be vintage Lakewood. We removed them from my 69 Nova that Mike restored in 07 that I think were installed on the Nova when it was new.


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Just disassembled my TB's from 1971. These are the wedges that were in mine.
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The wedges were with the bars that are on the car. I believe them to be vintage Lakewood. We removed them from my 69 Nova that Mike restored in 07 that I think were installed on the Nova when it was new.


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Thank you. Seems like those are harder to find then hens teeth. My oldest son has access to a machine shop. Mech. Eng. student. He's going to make up a set for me. I feel like the ones you're running, full width, are a lot stronger. I'll just run the spring width ones until he's able to finish them.
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Lakewood and mr gasket still make the wedge kits summit racing has them fyi
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Lakewood and mr gasket still make the wedge kits summit racing has them fyi
The Calvert Racing shims look a lot like the ones posted in the pictures.
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