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Any 1970 l78 with turbo 400 experts out there.Should a 396 375 l78 with a build date of November 1969 and a turbo 400 have a dual snorkel air cleaner or an open element air cleaner with a vent tube pointed towards the distributor?Any help would be appreciated.The car currently has an open air cleaner with a vent tube that a previous owner sawed off.thanks bob
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Whether it's a Nova,Camaro or Chevelle,and assuming it doesn't have Cowl Induction on the later two,I think an open element is correct.
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Thanks Rick.You are the professor!That"s what my research has also shown.I think they started installing the dual snorkel sometime in February 1970.Bob
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It's my opinion that ALL the 1970 Camaros came with the one year only dual snorkel............starting 3rd week of Jan build (do you have trim tag showing earlier???)
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He could be talking Nova.
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You are correct I was talking about a 1970 L78 Nova with a build date of November 1969.Bob
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