IndyJimW
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If you want to keep a converter there are different generations. I installed one from a Corvette on my Avanti, less back pressure. No air tube and it bolted up to the two front manifold pipes. Two exhaust pipes come out of it. Good luck, Jim Wood
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No problem not running it. Just make sure the exhaust check valve is good or remove the air pipes from the exhaust manifolds had insert pipe plugs. Good luck, Jim Wood
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Real men don't need no stinking owners manuals. 😁 Good luck, Jim Wood
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AC Delco RC27 - 15lb. Same as 1987 Chevrolet Monte Carlo.
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Could be either, but #1 would fill the cylinders with fuel and could cause hydro lock if you crank the engine. I would pull some spark plugs and check for fuel. Good luck, Jim Wood
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No hog troughs on a 1989. If its a Monte Carlo chassis you can use S10 drop spindles to lower the front end. I had an article in the Avanti Magazine on how to do that about 15 years ago. Good luck, Jim Wood
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I tried years ago and didn't have much success. I ended up buying the runners. How did you do it? Good luck, Jim Wood
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Dorman doesn't make this part. Good luck, Jim Wood -
GM - 16061602 AC Delco - 15-72530 Standard - RU540 Good luck Jim Wood
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Mine looks like it has one, but I have never removed the cover. Good luck, Jim Wood
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Firewall forward the A/C is Monte Carlo. Pressure switch is in the line on the left side of engine above frame behind battery. Good luck, Jim Wood