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DAYTONA HEADLIGHT ACTUATORS , THE SAME AS AIR GRABBER ACT ?

Started by daytonalo, February 18, 2007, 02:32:07 PM

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daytonalo


nascarxx29

I sold Syeve Juliano for the 70 RTS 70 road runner.A NOS #357108 actuator. I recall thats what the part number was for the air grabber actuator.And the ones for the headlight actuators on both wingcars end in 961

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,10967.0.html
1969 R4 Daytona XX29L9B410772
1970 EV2 Superbird RM23UOA174597
1970 FY1 Superbird RM23UOA166242
1970 EV2 Superbird RM23VOA179697
1968 426 Road Runner RM21J8A134509
1970 Coronet RT WS23UOA224126
1970 Daytona Clone XP29GOG178701

daytonalo


Moparmatty

I think the end on the actuators is what's different.  The diaphram part is the same.
Matt Tebbutt
Ontario, Canada

gtx6970

I'm going off of memory , but I believe the mounting studs are located diferently and the  vacuum nipple is angled different.

If there is a different part number they is a difference in the part

daytonalo


Aero426

Quote from: daytonalo on February 18, 2007, 10:12:53 PM
Just curios , they look like headlight act .

They are similar, but not interchangeable.  I also believe it is the rod end thats different.

Winga

The airgrabber canisters, while more valueable because of their numbers, are identical in shape, bolt size/ pattern to the 68 and 69 canisters, the stroke is the same 2 1/8 inch on all canisters, the only differance is the size of the base magnet inside the above mentioned canisters.........I have used 68 and 69 canisters on my airgrabber cars,................as well as 68 canisters on my wingcars, airgrabber canisters are best saved for the "dummies" that need numbers matching parts ::)

hemigeno

Quote from: Winga on February 19, 2007, 05:04:38 PM
airgrabber canisters are best saved for the "dummies" that need numbers matching parts ::)

Glad you have such a high opinion of those who want to get things right.

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