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Old 12-23-2018, 01:30 PM
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The blue wide bag is more common but some were black as well. Two different mounts were used depending on which bag was installed. Pump part number is C2AB-17664-A. It mounts below the bag on the side. (not shown in the photo)

The part I don't see, looking at CSX2345 anyway, is the dash mounted switch/button used on the street car. It's the rare and expensive part. We did recreate it and I think Nick Acton may have some for sale. Check with him to find out. Could also use a momentary switch that matches the other toggle switches if your car uses those.
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The blue wide bag is more common but some were black as well. T
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If you know the chassis number of the car you have pictured, send me a note letting me know which one please.

Yes CSX2201 and later cars could have either the large blue or small black bags but the small ones were rare. The two bags required different mounting brackets so even if an unrestored car with its original inner wheel house panel on the driver's side is missing the parts the hole pattern tells the story. I am keeping a list of chassis with small bags to see if a pattern turns up.

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