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Mickey Richaud

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Thought I'd post this - took a long time to come up with the solution.

Had a friend take some aluminum pipe and fabricate a transition piece for the Holley air cleaner, so I could run hose to the air inlets for the original ZS carbs. Watcha think?
 

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Hey Mickey.I lost my magnifying glass. Could ya send me bigger photo?
 
Yeah - they are kinda itty-bitty!

Thank goodness for Photobucket!

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Nice job. I'm glad your problem was solved.
You have PAS on that beast?
 
DNK said:
Nice job. I'm glad your problem was solved.
You have PAS on that beast?

Thanks, Don.

Power steering? Yes.
 
Uh, never mind then.
Got a problem I'm trying to work out
 
Very nice solution. Looks clean. :smile:

Where is/are the airfilter(s)? Inside the aluminum "hat" or at the ends of the hoses?
 
Silverghost said:
Very nice solution. Looks clean. :smile:

Where is/are the airfilter(s)? Inside the aluminum "hat" or at the ends of the hoses?

Air filters are yet to be added. Haven't decided just how best to do that yet. Access in front of the intakes is limited. Any suggestions?
 
Mighty slick lookin', Mickey, very nice.

Maybe figure a way to insert and fasten some thin foam at the inlet side? At the least, maybe some fine wire might do the trick.

It has a regular air filter over the carbs, right?
 
vagt6 said:
Mighty slick lookin', Mickey, very nice.

Maybe figure a way to insert and fasten some thin foam at the inlet side? At the least, maybe some fine wire might do the trick.

Thanks, Mark. That's been recommended, and am leaning toward trying it.


vagt6 said:
It has a regular air filter over the carbs, right?

No, only the aluminum housing. Filters were at either end.
 
Mickey Richaud said:
If not power steering, which one of these:https://acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/PAS
:jester:

You were correct with Power steering.

I think the lower steering shaft I got from Phil is to big for my new manual rack connection

<span style="font-size: 26pt">CORRECTION</span>


My error. Brainfade ,no other explanation deeded!!! :wall:
 
That looks very nice
good job
 
I can't make out what kind of hose your using, but make sure it's fire proof. I made the mistake of using plastic flex hose once on the race car. The heat from the headers melted the plastic and started a nice fire.
 
Supposed to be "fire-resistant".

It's temporary, though; have some better stuff on order.
 
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