Rocker arm studs?...
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they should say for SBC. Your not going to find a trickflow LT1 specific guideplate. (these come close to LT1 spec/needs)
Relax, take your time. Look online for where to trim the valve covers. You will thank yourself for upgrading right the first time. It seems you never know how far you will go with a motor buildup in the future, and doing it this way you will not be buying parts over again to fit your build.
Relax, take your time. Look online for where to trim the valve covers. You will thank yourself for upgrading right the first time. It seems you never know how far you will go with a motor buildup in the future, and doing it this way you will not be buying parts over again to fit your build.
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they should say for SBC. Your not going to find a trickflow LT1 specific guideplate. (these come close to LT1 spec/needs)
Relax, take your time. Look online for where to trim the valve covers. You will thank yourself for upgrading right the first time. It seems you never know how far you will go with a motor buildup in the future, and doing it this way you will not be buying parts over again to fit your build.
Relax, take your time. Look online for where to trim the valve covers. You will thank yourself for upgrading right the first time. It seems you never know how far you will go with a motor buildup in the future, and doing it this way you will not be buying parts over again to fit your build.
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