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Old 03-25-2018, 12:05 PM
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I picked this up back in 2014 after i sold my camaro. Its an unmolested(until now) one owner car.
So far ive got a full speedtech xtreme suspension, mini tubs, Budnik Matrix wheels, LS3/4L80E, Auto Meter guages, Seats, Wiring, Ricks Tank, Entropy Radiator ......

Maybe modify the drivers side fender so that it matches the passengers side as the fender is from a 73 on up style.
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Old 03-25-2018, 01:43 PM
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71 was the only year firebirds had the vent in the lower part of the fender
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Old 03-25-2018, 05:53 PM
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Sixx you are correct lol. Looks like someone patched in the vent sometime back in the day. I missed the wider flange on the fender.
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Old 03-26-2018, 08:22 AM
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Sixx you are correct lol. Looks like someone patched in the vent sometime back in the day. I missed the wider flange on the fender.
The way you are able to tell is when you are looking at the engine compartment. Look at each fender where they meet the top inner fenders, you can see that the drivers side fender has two holes and the opposite side fender doesn't. The two holes are for the fender braces from 73 on up.
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Old 03-29-2018, 12:24 PM
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Nice clean car, love the choice of wheels! ......looks like the car is coming along nicely. Keep the pics coming.
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Thanks for the compliments
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Old 03-30-2018, 05:06 PM
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And the parts keep piling up. Entropy radiator, Auto Meter guages, and Year One dash

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Love that radiator...
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Patriot68, that's really nice, going to be a excellent ride! Looking forward to your progress...

If you don't mind i have a few questions.

*what is the width of the 9" housing "flange" to "flange" without axles mounted.

*is it a speedtech dutchman housing? floater or standard?

* what is your rear wheel offset?

I am working with Jay W. on a similar setup, but a totally different application. I've been measuring but getting a little baffled on the offset's. I realize they're all different but the information may help if you have time.

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Old 04-02-2018, 10:33 AM
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I ordered everything from Jay aswell
19x12, 8" backspace
Standard 9 inch Speedtech/Dutchman housing
Not sure on the flange to flange. ill need to measure. It might be a little while before i get back to you on that. The car is not at my shop right now. Ill message you when i get it. Jay might have the measurement. Tell him it was for Scott at Patriot Automotive in San Antonio.
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