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Old 08-25-2004, 10:08 PM
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Exclamation Milling right now - need some info!!!!

I'm making a valve spring compressor tool right now and I need a dimension.

What is the angle between the valve stem and the top of the block (bottom face of the cylinder head) ?

Or even better, what is the angle between the rocker pedestal seats and the valve stems?

It looks to be about 19° for the first dimension, or 17° for the second dimension.

Anyone know? Thanks in advance.
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anyone?
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And what diameter / thread are the rocker bolts?

How about the valve cover bolts?
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The valve angle to the deck is 15 degrees,don"t know about the stud? the valve cover bolts are 6 mm.
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Originally Posted by FASTONE
The valve angle to the deck is 15 degrees,don"t know about the stud? the valve cover bolts are 6 mm.
thanks - we milled it at 15° Although the rocker pedestal seats seem off by a little bit, this is close enough.


I'll post pics of the tool tomorrow. Then taking orders next week
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Sound good,is it a spring compressor for on the car heads?
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Originally Posted by FASTONE
Sound good,is it a spring compressor for on the car heads?

Yes it is.




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