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12-22-2006 #1
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g-brace or firewall strut
g-brace or firewall struts for 2nd gen f-bodys, what kind and whats the price range. Is there any adjustability, ease of installation, are they available for A/C cars. any pics of any installed
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12-22-2006 #2
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If you go to pro-touring Gallery and under second Gen .Than go to Dale Buergers 79 camaro their is some pictures of the Herb Adams Braces. their are simple to install I bought the Whole kit in 1984. I think the firewall struts were about 79.00 back than.I know moroso used to sell them. But I haven,t seen them lately.
12-22-2006 #3
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Check here.
https://www.pro-touring.com/forum/sh...ad.php?t=23682
They're sold by Alston Racing, and you can get them at site sponsor Paradise Road Rod and Customs. Send a PM to member PRRC.Allen Ortega
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Call Dave at http://www.pro-touringf-body.com/index.html He's a cool guy and I believe he works with Alston to develope them, there are pics on his site. i have them on my 71 and they are really nice
Keith
12-24-2006 #5
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Installed:
If you want to get them now, just call Alston Racing.
http://www.alstonracing.com/Scott from NJ.
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12-25-2006 #6
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I ran the Herb Adams on my TA, theymade a two piece one for the cars with A/C. Don't know about you Chevy motored F bodied but the Pontiac motor especially with A/C was a real PAIN to change the spark plugs on withthem. Added a good 20 minutes to the job and you had to jack it up and go through the fenderwell/A arm hole.
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