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3 SU manifold for B30 140-160 1970

posted by  someone claiming to be chris ulrich on  Fri Jan 11 16:26 CST 2002 [RELATED]


I've been trapped under a big pile of smelly work for
the past week. I also had one of my toolboxes stolen.
And I've got a growing list of things I need to check
on my car, like that sometimes seems like it is running on
only 4-5 cylinders when I start up (and when it does
finally catch on all 6, it farts a little black smoke).


As far as the M410 -- I'd love to have the short piece
of the driveshaft. I still haven't fixed a shipping
method from Co (from justin) so maybe you could just
toss it onto the pallet with the rest of the trans stuff.
How much would you want for it? Also do you have a
crossmember for an overdrive trans?

Lastly there is a guy in australia on the yahoo
140/160 group who said that he installed a celica 5 speed
transmission into his 164 to replace his M400. I think
I'd rather use an M410 but judging from their rarity
maybe a celica box is a worthwile alternative when
going from slushbox to something usable.

Anyhow, let me know about the driveshaft. My email
is chris-volvo(at)tinker(dot)ucr(dot)edu

chris






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