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Need P/S bracket
Found on 79-82 CKP models with 305/350/400 ci engine.
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NVbowtie
Got your email. Will start looking today.
Tommy
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I have one that is similiar to that. Here's a pic.
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you need a non a/c ps pump huh! If you are not running headers that one will work if you are you will have to modify it or get the proper one. I lucked out and found one on here thanks bigblock73 you save me some $$$$
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Non A/c for now
but prefer to get a p/s pump bracket with A/c for future, and yes I do have headers |
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NVbowtie
Still want me to look for the bracket you have in pic, or is there anothe bracket I need to be looking for?
Let me know Tommy
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Check this out. I was thinking about ordering one, but I haven't yet.
http://www.wagon-works.com/itm00067.htm
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Re: NVbowtie
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(also keep an eye out for a tan arm rest pad 79-80) But I like the looks of that one gldevall posted, gives me a idea if it comes down to the wire. Bill |
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I use the bracket similar to what gidevall posted......works great! I have headers and this bracket eliminates the need for the support bracket on the exhaut bolt. I reccomend it!
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IMHO it would be better to use the thick back bracket that bolts to the heads. It just looks cleaner!
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