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Old Dec 5, 2005 | 09:45 PM
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Would the two verticals shields from a 75 small block work for a 72 LT-1? Thanks in advance. Don
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68-77 according to Zips catolog are all the same on the vertical sheilding.
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Thanks Gordon, I did look at the catalogs I have and couldn't come up with a solid answer. Needless to say, I do not have Zip's catalog. You had asked me about the shielding, and I replied I was reinstalling...but, reinstalling what I had which I'm missing all the lower pieces. There is a guy on ebay selling the verticals for a 75. Sure wish I had been quick enough for Jugheads, ummmm... Again Thanks!!!
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I would think that they would fit.

The vertical shields bolt to the intake manifold and the bolt location should be the same for the LT-1 engine as the stock L48 engine. Maybe the intake manifold was different, but the bolt location would be the same.

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