Hello, does anyone have the dimensions of a oem rear yoke for the 8.2 particularly the length from the top u bolt flat surface to the bottom of the shaft. Also does anyone have the torque specs or any info that would assist in install. Thanks
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Show posts MenuQuote from: 1969Z27 on January 23, 2017, 08:24:54 PMI thought it was a 8.2 its the original rear was the 8.5 a option? i figure it held up this long i will just replace it when it breaks.
If you're using a 8.2" 10 bolt, I wouldn't spend any $$$ on it for racing. Spend that money on an upgrade. Get a 8.5" 10 bolt or 8.875" 12 bolt. 1972 thru 1979 nova is a cheap source for the 8.5".
Quote from: jdv69z on November 13, 2016, 08:34:44 AM10D
Does the cowl tag show 10C or 10D for build date?
Quote from: 68camaroz28 on November 12, 2016, 08:57:07 AMyou are exactly right when you say i need a shop that knows brakes that is why i am asking for recommendations never found a root cause because everything they did fixed it temporarily vacuum pump was because i was right on the edge of my motor making enough vacuum running a near 500 horse 383 stroker i live in clearfield pa but own a truck and trailer and am willing to tow far to get this fixed my name is Eric and thanks for the help.
I'm answering this since you asked about where in PA but PA is one huge state, and you have next to zero in your profile information so where in PA are you located? How about a first name?I have two shops I'd recommend depending if your somewhere in the area.
With your information given it would seem most difficult to establish what might be wrong. What was determined to be a root cause for each issue? Or was what you wrote the fix to just add parts? Not meant as a negative comment but I'd want to take an issue like "brakes" to a mechanic (shop) that know brakes and can determine what went wrong and what to fix and not necessarily to an engine builder and then a fellow racer also a mechanic. Why the need for a vacuum pump? You stated the master cylinder went out but did the racer also mechanic determine again root cause. Your car brake system needs a full review and attention of a acknowledged brake expert. Good luck!
Quote from: william on November 11, 2016, 07:35:44 PMmy motor and fuel lines have been messed with a lot i will look but is there any other way to tell thanks
As Kurt mentioned, how many fuel lines are there? Look along the frame rail in the engine bay near the fuel pump.
Quote from: william on November 11, 2016, 06:46:51 PMok thanks now how do i find out if it is a LM1 car
N526943 was final-assembled on or about October 22, 1968. That's many weeks prior to the availability of the ZL2 special ducted hood.