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Working on the Big Island of Hawaii today. Got off the plane this morning in Kona, VOG was a little thick. Took a couple pics while driving up to Kamuela. Sky all hazy. Reminded me that this thread was started by @63SPF talking about the VOG.
I replaced mine a few years ago and YES they were very tough to get the stalk shafts inserted! I used emory cloth/fine sand paper to polish the shafts and even put grease on them and really had to force them on. They're stiil very tight to flip up and down, need 2 hands and have to rotate near...
Do you know the bore size of the master cylinder? The smaller the bore, the more travel it requires to displace the same amount of fluid. I think B-Body power disc brake master cylinder bores are around 1" - 1.125". How far is the pedal from the floor to start with? Is the brake booster pushrod...
RIP Ozzy. You truly changed the world with your music - you may not have altered governments or ended wars, but your music reached billions of people and we'll never be the same again. Prayers for those you left behind.
You're right, that's my opinion.
Anybody that wants to pay more for a stamping is welcome to do it.
An hp stamp means nothing to the strength of the block, they were all the same.
And having a 70 block in a 70 car does not make it number matching, any more than a 66 or 76 would.
I have quite a bit of pedal travel, but the Tukvan stops. All new bits. I will watch this thread for ideas. Originally I thought bleeding was the issue. I also heard the master cylinder can fail. That is also new.