Looking for a couple parts

[tardster]

Hey guys, I'm back. Does anyone know or have an extra highrise wing? I've looked all over ebay and cant find any. I'm also looking for the drivers side floor panel aswell.

[mike123]

for what generation camaro? i got a 91rs i need to get rid of make me an offer on the wiring harness and explain more about it

[4onFloor]

i think he meant the spoiler not the wiring harness. but anywho that 91 of your's should have the tall wing on it

[mike123]

no id ont have that tall wing , i hate teh way those things look its the regual spoiler that came on teh earlier models , and if anyone else needs part tell me cause my dad is really starting to bitch about that car i need to get rid of it

[4onFloor]

how much for the whole car?

[mike123]

well ive taken pieces out like ill take pictures of it in a few days and show you guys its a good runing car
i havnt started it in a while cause my key ignition lock thingy broke it was a really tight car it was hit in the front left fender and didnt spring the doors which was great but for some reason teh hood and fenders never lined up straight , then i got my z28 and k inda lost interest in it

[4onFloor]

the old lady would be pissed if i drug home another camaro, but eh....piss on her. she's just jealous

[Brazen]

Originally Posted by tardster

Hey guys, I'm back. Does anyone know or have an extra highrise wing? I've looked all over ebay and cant find any. I'm also looking for the drivers side floor panel aswell.

I have an extra here I can part with. This is an unpainted, brand new aftermarket hi-rise spoiler for a 91-92 Z28. I'd probably sell it for 130.00 plus shipping, since it was bought as a spare. I can take a few pics of it and put them on the page in my sig if you are interested?
Jim Mullen
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[tardster]

Sweet, sure post a couple pics if you would. I'll need a couple weeks to get the cash since i just bought that 88 but if you'll hold on to it I'll take it....

[tardster]

Still looking for the floor panels

[4onFloor]

ya need to get a pcv valve in that thing buddy

[tardster]

pcv valve????????

[ridge_runner]

it looks like he has one...

[ridge_runner]

its built into the breather hes got...if you looks you can see the hose goin into the breather....

[ridge_runner]

found this online.....
Introduced in California in 1961 and nationally in 1963, PCV (Positive Crankcase Ventilation) was the first emission control system used on cars. And it's been an unmitigated success, eliminating 20% of a vehicle's overall air pollution while keeping the inside of the engine much cleaner than it would be without it (it's was a major factor in the adoption of the long oil-change intervals we have today). As its name implies, it uses the powerplant's natural vacuum to air out the crankcase, pulling the nasty combination of gases that escapes past the rings into the intake stream to be burned. Called "blow-by," these gases are a combination of raw fuel, water vapor, oil fumes, and the byproducts of combustion. Not only does this stuff befoul the air we all breathe, it also contributes mightily to the formation of sludge, varnish, and other troublesome deposits inside the engine.