I recently received a replacement intermediate steering shaft for my 71 Camaro. It is much shorter than the one I removed. I read that these can be extended to fit, by sliding the double D shaft, but I was not able to do this by hand. Anyone run into this or know how to extend these...
Hello, I am thinking of doing a LS swap on a 1971 Camaro Z28 and I was wondering how I should tackle the accessory drive, Will I use the stock Power steering pump and/or A/C unit or will I need to use modern stuff, or would it be better just to paint and rebuild and bore the old 350 for...
Greetings, font of all knowledge. This is possibly one of the most difficult posts I've ever had to write online, and I've been an IT techie for over 35 years.
I'm from the UK originally, although these days live in the sunny Mediterranean.
I had a very sick (in the literal, dictionary sense)...
On the back of the plastic lower door panel, there are eleven of what look like #8 x 3/4" wafer head phillips self piercing screws. The head diameter is about 9/16". They screw into nuts that are attached to the door panel. I have two problems:
1) I don't know what they are for. I assume...
Ordered it in January 1971, picked it up in April. Number 233 built that year in the Van Nuys Plant. All numbers matching. I replaced the original engine (which I still have) with a 383. There is a video of it on the dyno in my album.
Ordered it in January 1971, picked it up in April. Number 233 built that year in the Van Nuys Plant. All numbers matching. I replaced the original engine (which I still have) with a 383. There is a video of it on the dyno in my album.
Ordered it in January 1971, picked it up in April. Number 233 built that year in the Van Nuys Plant. All numbers matching. I replaced the original engine (which I still have) with a 383. There is a video of it on the dyno in my album.
My original cover disappeared years ago. As I remember, the cover is made of plastic like material and is the shape of a guitar. It covers the main (lifting) part of the car jack and extends up and down the length of the jack several inches. The spare tire sits on top of it.
Ok so here's the deal. I own a 1972 Camaro building it from scratch and I am currently on the door lock cylinder replacment phase of my build. I need help in what components I exaclty need to replace my door lock cylinders on both passenger and driver side. Also are they short or long cylinders...
After by YOUNGIN71Z28 posted Dec 11, 2016 at 2:13 AMBefore by YOUNGIN71Z28 posted Dec 11, 2016 at 2:13 AMBig Block Chevy by YOUNGIN71Z28 posted Dec 11, 2016 at 2:13 AMHello all those of Nasty-Z28 my name is Anthony and I'm an owner of a 1971 Camaro that I restored throughout high school and will...