TCS plumbing/wiring photos please

[mockingbird812]

Schonye sent these photos to me. Is this a 4 speed Schonye? In comparing these photos to Charley's website (i was not able to copy his photos), Schonye's photos (1 & 2) have a hard vacuum line as indicated whereas Charley's same line is an all rubber vacuum line.





Last photo is one I took off the web (looks like Chuck's "camarosrus" handiwork? This same line is all rubber like Charley's.

[DarrenX33]

Number 3 is Jack Seymour's car. A good reference as well, and a 4 speed.

[mockingbird812]

When was Jack's Z made? Can we assume that all Deuces, because they were produced 05D, 06A, & 06B (i.e. made late in the year), would have the metal tubing (safety fix)?

Thanks.

[Schonyenko2]

Mine. I think it's knd of a survivor.

[mockingbird812]

While we are discussing the top of the intake manifold, do all Deuces ('70 Z28/LT1 Corvette) have a FUEL LINE SUPPORT BRACKET for the rear fuel line to the Holley as seen in photo #3 above? I noticed Schonye's photos (1 & 2) do not have one.

[Jacsey 70Z]

My car is a 04B Norwood car. M22 4:10 4 speed.

[mockingbird812]

Thanks for chiming in Jack. Do you feel your TCS vacuum line plumbing (i.e. rubber hoses the entire circuit) is original to your 2nd week in April built Z? If so it would appear that the metal tubing "fix" came some time after the 2nd week of April but prior to the last week in May.

Also, is your fuel line support bracket painted black? What sheen?

Thanks,
Sam

[Schonyenko2]

I don't remember a fuel line support bracket. But the carbs been off a few times so it may have not gotten put back on. The TCS is all original to the car. Only thing done to it is that it was unplugged.

[mockingbird812]

UNPLUGGED! Say it ain't so!!!