TCS plumbing/wiring photos please

[DarrenX33]

I guess I assumed all the routing would be the same on top. Sorry if I gave you a bum steer.

[70 Forest Green Zee]

Sam....better make sure the car you look at doesn't have NA9 CA emissions...pretty sure the TCS hook up is different on a NA9 car.

[mockingbird812]

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Sam....better make sure the car you look at doesn't have NA9 CA emissions...pretty sure the TCS hook up is different on a NA9 car.

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Is Charley's CA emissions?

[Mr70]

His was sold brand new in Il.,so no.

Very early assembled 1970 Chevelles/Elcaminos/Monte C. used all rubber TCS vacuum lines,while later had partial rubber beginnings w/metal in between do to safety issues.
I don't know what assembly practices 1970 Novas/Camaros followed.

[mockingbird812]

Schonye sent these photos to me. Is this a 4 speed Schonye? In comparing these photos to Charley's website (i was not able to copy his photos), Schonye's photos (1 & 2) have a hard vacuum line as indicated whereas Charley's same line is an all rubber vacuum line.





Last photo is one I took off the web (looks like Chuck's "camarosrus" handiwork? This same line is all rubber like Charley's.

[DarrenX33]

Number 3 is Jack Seymour's car. A good reference as well, and a 4 speed.

[mockingbird812]

When was Jack's Z made? Can we assume that all Deuces, because they were produced 05D, 06A, & 06B (i.e. made late in the year), would have the metal tubing (safety fix)?

Thanks.

[Schonyenko2]

Mine. I think it's knd of a survivor.

[mockingbird812]

While we are discussing the top of the intake manifold, do all Deuces ('70 Z28/LT1 Corvette) have a FUEL LINE SUPPORT BRACKET for the rear fuel line to the Holley as seen in photo #3 above? I noticed Schonye's photos (1 & 2) do not have one.

[Jacsey 70Z]

My car is a 04B Norwood car. M22 4:10 4 speed.