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03-16-2004 08:08 PM #10
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slaisebam:Originally posted by drg84
Being an 88, they would almost have to be hydraulic, wouldnt they?Oh, and streets, if memory serves me right, the oldsmobile engines were a 78 option. Your talking of the 403, I hope. Anyway, if the 403 is like the 403 in my car, they are almost dummy proof. Actually, i think the same design was used on all the small block heads for rocker arms. Wasnt it?
We need more info. What engine do you have in the Trans Am? And what yr. is it? Hydraulics would be a little more forgiving than solids. But if they were set w/engine not running maybe not, as they would probably just colapse w/o oil pressure. If they have the rocker assembly like Streets posted u just torque em' right?Last edited by pro70z28; 03-16-2004 at 08:10 PM.
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