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I see that the SCCA Edelbrock heads have 3/8-16 threads for
the screw-in rocker arms. To run 7/16" rocker studs have people using these heads removed the thread inserts and remachined for 7/16-14 rocker arm studs, or have they used rocker arm studs for Mark V engine conversion such as ARP 135-7102 or Comp Cams 4514-16 that have 3/8-16 threads for the head, while having 7/16-20 for the rocker arm portion? Thanks for any information/opinion you are willing to share.
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Kevin Smith 1993 Firebird AS #03 Oregon Region SCCA & ICSCC |
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Kevin,
I'm running those on my 3rd gen---3/8 studs --no problems--so far! Dean |
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The 7/16 studs will work on heads,The3/8's has 7/16 14 in head. They are all same 3/8's or 7/16's.Bigger the better watch the 3/8's stud flex when you just turn eng.over by hand spring pres.does a lot of funny things. Hope that helps. Stud gird.will help keep studs in line when running RPM.
Ken Felice |
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My bad, the threads the rocker arms screw into are 7/16-14. They
didn't seem like it because the studs from my iron heads threads were a little chewed up, and so wouldn't thread in nicely. When I tried a nice clean 7/16-14 bolt (an old oil pump bolt) it went in nice and easy. Nothing like revealing my doh moment(s) to the world ![]() Thanks Ken for pointing out my error, and saving me from some extra pain. So I just need to get some good ARP studs, 7/16 all the way like I was running before for the extra stiffness.
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Kevin Smith 1993 Firebird AS #03 Oregon Region SCCA & ICSCC |
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