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Basically the steel fuel line is rigid enough to keep it in place.
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1969 Camaro RS/SS Azure Turquoise 1969 Camaro Z/28 Azure Turquoise 1984 Camaro z/28 L69 HO 5 speed 1984 Camaro z/28 zz4 conversion 1987 Monte Carlo SS original owner |
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I think GM felt that the vibration on a SB was low enough not to create issues with the fuel line.
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That would be correct gents---here's a photo of the engine in my SS350...
Btw, never had any issues with it.
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I currently own a 1969 Camaro SS350. Although the original drivetrain is long gone, this 4/speed car has a March '69 HC coded block with #041 heads. The transmission is an M20 Muncie #660 case and the rearend is a BS coded 12 bolt posi. Built in Van Nuys. |
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Thanks guys, just learned something new!
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