Rusty Nail
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- Rusty
- Truck Year
- 1977
- Truck Model
- C20
- Engine Size
- 350sbc
I like where this is "headed".
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Can the 487 heads be considered "smog era"? Without looking it up, I think they were produced in '70-'72, and maybe '69 too. The last set I had were cast in '71 from what I remember.
SBC head casting numbers are something that has slipped my mind. Ever since the vortec head craze, nobody really cares about the older castings anymore.
I like where this is "headed".
The one I have is a 71 casting I believe, I used the term 'smog era' more since they are big chambers (75cc) as opposed to the smaller chambers of the double hump heads and such.
Would you happen to have a part number for those rockers? Do they self align or need guide plates?Dude, nice catch! @68post .
Factory rocker spec tolerance was crappy, at best and 68post is 100% correct or better... I have previously touted the benefit of aftermarket rockers within the boundsbog this MSB.
I like the 1.5 Comp Magnum roller tips primarily for the low, low entry price and the fact that they are simple. You can find these in MY vehicles!
The simpler = the better
The benefit(s) of ensuring uniform lift across ALL valves simply cannot be overstated.
It is difficult to quantify a $300 set of rollers in a street truck - half of that money can be spent on something else.
Yessir. They do.
I'm just gonna leave this here, don't mind me none.
https://www.flotekheads.com/product...MI9ubIyvrk3wIVCK_ICh078QMGEAQYAiABEgIcePD_BwE
I think part # 102-505 looks pretty damned good.