77 Pontiac CanAm Build
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It has been a while since you posted on this thread... but wanted to ask a few questions.
We are doing my brothers 76 Grand Lemans in the near future. What manifolds did you get away with using? What pan would you use given the chance to do it over.
Thanks!
We are doing my brothers 76 Grand Lemans in the near future. What manifolds did you get away with using? What pan would you use given the chance to do it over.
Thanks!
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G Atsma (10-07-2023)
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I switched over to the Holey 302-1 oil pan last spring. It works great, but needed poly motor mounts because the rubber ones sagged enough to let pan hit steering crossover.
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Thanks Andrew. I was curious about the using the truck intake it shows that he built a bracket for the scoop. I was wondering how much room he really had. He trimmed the crossmember. I wonder if it was done for height reasons? What about long tubes on an A-body?...Thanks!
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Thanks Andrew. I was curious about the using the truck intake it shows that he built a bracket for the scoop. I was wondering how much room he really had. He trimmed the crossmember. I wonder if it was done for height reasons? What about long tubes on an A-body?...Thanks!
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I have not done this swap, but I suspect that second gen Camaro LS swap headers should work great. Or, if you want to keep it simple, Hooker makes cast manifolds that fit very tightly against the block and those should fit in this chassis.
Andrew