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Yes, Mine is consistent. In past months, I replaced by Edelbrock 750 AFB (about 20 years old), with a new AVS2. Just flip my switches for Master IGN, MSD, Fuel Pump - step on the throttle once, then hit my start button. BAM !
I need a 1966 (one year only) steering column for a Belvedere/Satellite. It has to be a column shift, automatic trans with Power Steering. This particular one must have the shift rod connecting about 1/2 up the column on the outboard side--not at the end of the shaft. I would buy a new one...
About the age of 8, I was sent to the YMCA for a weeklong activity. One of those activities was at the pool --and I was terrified. The instructor asked for a volunteer to demonstrate something.....NO takers, so he picked me. That was NOT my best day. The NAVY was OUT after that point...
I had mine removed when I was about 10, back in the 50's. I don't recall the reason other then they were swollen. They removed my adenoids at the same time. I have no issues with sinus or breathing.
I removed my 1407 750 CFM AFB from my 383 and installed a 650CFM AVS2 along with a Aeromotive regulator set to 5 1/2 #. I wish I had done it sooner. My 750 was a PITA and could never get it right.
Quick note: If price is a determining factor, --and if you are a Veteran, ask for the Veterans discount. Most instances will result in about a 10% discount.