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$2.09 the lowest with the average at $2.11 & $2.13 for 87 octane. The 72 seems to run good with the 87 oct. this year. I removed all the emis. and set the timming back to 17 BTC a few years back & it only liked high oct. but this year it seems to take the 87 oct.

Once you have checked all the things mentioned above, there is also a "brake light switch" mounted on the brake foot pedal. It's job is obvious. It's really easy to check. Pick yourself up a cheap ohms / volt meter( walmart)set it as close to 12volt DC that it will let you , Ground the black lead to a good body ground and use the red lead to check for power at the switch where the wires connect , it's simple press on the pedal and there should be power going in and power going out if the switch is good ! Have fun!!!!! you'll be surprised how much that ohms / volt meter will get used.

Victor : Thank you for your reply ! I am located in upstate NY a little town called Amsterdam, and I would hate to see you just throw them out to. Again thank you ! John

Thanks Ed Midas told me he didn't have bipe benders to bend pipe that small, but he could bend larger pipe and and flange them down to fit. The real problem was the muffler, he couldn't find one small enough to fit in the compartment where the stock muffler fits. I found a muffler at Advance Auto Parts ( available on line only ) $26.99. Looks like my only option at this point. I have ordered a Victoria British catalog, today, but can,t find anything online !

I have a 1972 240Z, am running a stock exhaust system on this. It's time for a replacement ! I don't want a custom exhaust , I want a simple stock. I have been everywhere, Midas, Monroe, NAPA, Autozone, to mention a few. It's always the same reply " no longer available " . Does anyone know of any suppliers that still cary them ? :sick: