Is this common?
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Is this common?
I have an enigma of a car, and am still digging into what the deal is. Is it common to run aftermarket double springs and retainers with stock rocker arms? Or is there a possability these could be SLP arms? How do you tell the difference ?
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funny you should ask that, because I have NO CLUE.
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You know this how?
I'm guessing the only way to know from looking at them from the top is to pull them off and look at the casting # on the bottom.
I've looked all over and it doesn't look like its real easy to see the differences between the SLP and stock arms since they are made by the same company.
I'm guessing the only way to know from looking at them from the top is to pull them off and look at the casting # on the bottom.
I've looked all over and it doesn't look like its real easy to see the differences between the SLP and stock arms since they are made by the same company.
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The other item that is puzzling is that there are no casting numbers on the heads anywhere. The casting numbers have been machined off from the outside and ground off from the inside, what is the purpose of that?
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BTW, I hate you for that find lol
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You know this how?
I'm guessing the only way to know from looking at them from the top is to pull them off and look at the casting # on the bottom.
I've looked all over and it doesn't look like its real easy to see the differences between the SLP and stock arms since they are made by the same company.
I'm guessing the only way to know from looking at them from the top is to pull them off and look at the casting # on the bottom.
I've looked all over and it doesn't look like its real easy to see the differences between the SLP and stock arms since they are made by the same company.