Grady Burch's Day 2 COPO Camaro

[HawkX66]

Originally Posted by m22mike

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

Mike

Originally Posted by 1969grb

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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.
Thanks guys.
-Dave

[R68GTO]

Just disassembled my TB's from 1971. These are the wedges that were in mine.

[1969grb]

Originally Posted by HawkX66

Thanks Mike. Grady, if you happen to remember, my 69 and I would appreciate any direction if you don't mind.
Thanks guys.
-Dave

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.


Grady

[HawkX66]

Originally Posted by R68GTO

Just disassembled my TB's from 1971. These are the wedges that were in mine.

Originally Posted by 1969grb

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.


Grady

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.
Thanks again for the info.

[mr.4speed]

Lakewood and mr gasket still make the wedge kits summit racing has them fyi

[Chuck_Burg]

Originally Posted by mr.4speed

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.