Who has the most correct emissions label, for a 1971 LT1, with an AX code? Thanks
1971 LT1 emissions label
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Re: 1971 LT1 emissions label
... and every reproduction I have seen was printed on paper and included an adhesive that does not last very long. The originals were printed on very thin, white plastic and the adhesive was permanent. I'll never understand why an original cannot be copied as the basis for a reproduction and printed on the correct material.In Appreciation of John Hinckley- Top
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Re: 1971 LT1 emissions label
George,
Where did you get this label from?
Looking at the original labels that have posted and my "quick" assessment shows the following:
- font, character and line spacing is different (in most if not all areas)
- "Do Not" verbage (line items #4 and #6) is not underlined
- Timing mark is dimensionally incorrect (and line pointing to 12 degrees is wrong)
- air exhaust emission control and transmission sizing is incorrect
- GM Logo should not be underlined
Again, no disrespect, just my "humble" opinion (not a NCRS judge, just a retired GM Corvette Team program manager) when looking at the posted labels.
Ray K (43777)- Top
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Re: 1971 LT1 emissions label
George,
Where did you get this label from?
Looking at the original labels that have posted and my "quick" assessment shows the following:
- font, character and line spacing is different (in most if not all areas)
- "Do Not" verbage (line items #4 and #6) is not underlined
- Timing mark is dimensionally incorrect (and line pointing to 12 degrees is wrong)
- air exhaust emission control and transmission sizing is incorrect
- GM Logo should not be underlined
Again, no disrespect, just my "humble" opinion (not a NCRS judge, just a retired GM Corvette Team program manager) when looking at the posted labels.
Ray K (43777)- Top
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