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Also a LOT of ebay listings show parts photographed sitting on top of or in front of factory parts boxes, but the text says the box will not ship with the part, or says nothing but the buyer does not receive the box.
Shady.
We put them on my '63, as these came with the Factory style kit. I've always felt it gives a more finished look, and would have had them If these rolled off the assembly line with discs...
I can’t speak specifically to the ‘67 Hemi, but here is a link to a pretty good article on the Clean Air Package:
https://www.curbsideclassic.com/automotive-histories/automotive-history-chryslers-cap-the-first-effective-exhaust-emission-control/
The system uses a vacuum control valve installed...
A blast cabinet can exhaust an 80 gallon tank immediately!
Therefore, gallon capacity is somewhat meaningless.
CFM@90 psi is KING for a compressor used for blasting.
I use a true 5HP motor, two stage pump rated between 18 and 32 CFM@90 (Bel-Aire model 338 converted to single phase 240V)...
If you want to keep that look with the hood, but would like a correct 1970 hood, message me and we can deal on this one I have. I’ll be taking it to the big WPC swap meet down at the Macomb Tech Center in February if it doesn’t sell by then. It’s a 70 Satellite flat hood, with the scoop added.