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Replacing fenders
It is the outer fender. The Premium fender appeared in a "What's New" type of section, on the inside front cover of a catalog. http://www.lmctruck.com/icatalog/cc/t.aspx?Page=2 -
Replacing fenders
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Replacing fenders
Good tip. Still want to know which one to buy. Maybe the body shop has a preferred source? LMC has a couple different grades of fenders: their standard and Premier. The latter costs about 2X the former. I will contact LMC about the differences. Carid has fenders from Replace, K-Metal, and... -
Replacing fenders
Unless I luck into a pair of OEM fenders anywhere, who supplies the best aftermarket fenders and inner fenders for my '84 C10? Freight is a killer on these parts. If I could locate in South Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, or Atlanta or Houston areas I could pick up. My right outer and inner... -
Not All Oil Priming Tools Are Crated Equal
Did they show a pic?? Was it like mine??- Ronno6
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Not All Oil Priming Tools Are Crated Equal
I have seen these tools with NO lifter galley spool whatsoever. Amazing...... I guess what users can't see doesn't bother them. But, there is NO way oil can be pumped to the rockers if pressure cannot be built up. I requested a return for refund from the ebayer but was refused. I received the...- Ronno6
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Not All Oil Priming Tools Are Crated Equal
Did they mention the Scorpion unit??- Ronno6
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Not All Oil Priming Tools Are Crated Equal
I have an old TBI distributor myself..............- Ronno6
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Not All Oil Priming Tools Are Crated Equal
OOPS...That's Not CREATED Equal The learning continues. I purchased an oil priming tool. Looks nice and nice bearing. But....it does not work............ The top flange which is supposed to keep oil in the lifter galley is too far up, allowing oil to escape from the galley. This prevents oil...- Ronno6
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You guys have oem part numbers???
Look here: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/1zf0zcabliv77/Parts_Books- Ronno6
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Roller Rocker Arm Situation
There was valve cover clearance as soon as I got the rounder rocker arms........ Now there is great geometry.....- Ronno6
- Post #96
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Roller Rocker Arm Situation
New pushrods are in and couldn't be any better. They check perfect with the gauge and witness marks on the valve stems. Gotta love it when a plan comes together........... Thanks, Rusty...- Ronno6
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Roller Rocker Arm Situation
The witness mark using the rocker doth verify what the gauge hath shown..........- Ronno6
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Roller Rocker Arm Situation
Rocker arm gauge and contact patch. Kinda short,huh??- Ronno6
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Roller Rocker Arm Situation
OK. Y'all who said my pushrods didn't look to be the correct length have won a morel victory. Using the above length checker I determined my pushrods to be about.045" too shirt. I was able to find Comp Cams pushrods in precisely the required length. They have a 5/16" x 7.250 length. That's my...- Ronno6
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Which Roller Lifter??
I see many sites list roller lifters being for "87 and up." Only difference I can find is that oil hole...........- Ronno6
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Roller Rocker Arm Situation
As Hannibal Smith used to say, "I love it when a plan comes together!" New studs are in and rocker arms set in place (til I set pushrod length.) There is clearance out the wazoo now! No more scraping the valve covers with the lifters!!- Ronno6
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Roller Rocker Arm Situation
I have installed the ARP rocker arm studs. Whereas with the PBM studs I was seeing gaps of .024" or so stud to stud, I see a gap of about .003" with the ARP studs. HUGE difference!- Ronno6
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Roller Rocker Arm Situation
Gotcha !!! That is to say, I agree !- Ronno6
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Which Roller Lifter??
I have spoken with an engineer at a lifter manufacturer. He assures me that they will work fine. The oil hole is 90° to the location of the hole on an older engine, and that will cause no problem. Dimensions are identical. I did have one "technical" rep at a performance house tell me that the...- Ronno6
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Which Roller Lifter??
My 880 block IS roller ready. Question is, do LS1 lifters differ from LT1 lifters ? The LS1 lifters fit fine, but are there differences I am missing??- Ronno6
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Which Roller Lifter??
I am now questioning if the LS1 roller lifters which I have purchased are going to work in my Gen 1 , 1993 880 block engine. What are the differences among GM roller lifters? Can anyone point me in the right direction?- Ronno6
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Roller Rocker Arm Situation
I was just gonna offer a similar notion.........- Ronno6
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