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I have a fast question for the Nova experts amongst us.
I know the '69 L/78 Novas used an open element air cleaner and I believe it was the same base as the L/78 Camaro. I am helping a friend with his 1970 L/78 Nova restoration and we are wondering if the 1970 air cleaner base is the same as the 1969 base. I've heard that the 1970 base is offset deeper to facilitate hood clearance. That seems odd. I believe that 68-72 Novas used the same SS hood, so I suspect that the height between the top of the air cleaner lid and the hood is the same. I also know that the 1970 L/78's used the lower height intake. What I don't know is if the higher height intake ( 3933163 ) will fit under the 1970 Nova hood if we use the open element air cleaner base from a 1969 L/78 Camaro/Nova. Can anyone set me straight? Is the 1970 L/78 open element air cleaner base indeed different that the 1969 L/78 base? BTW, I do know that the 1970 L/78 base uses a different angle on the tube that connects to the passenger side valve cover. Steve
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