Thread: Putting a 350 together
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10-26-2005 05:17 PM #1
Putting a 350 together
I bought a new set of World Products assembled S/R heads with screw in studs and a set of long slot stamped rocker arms for them. I was trying to install the rocker arms onto the heads but I got kind of worried when the nuts didn't spin on freely to the rocker arm studs. They just seem a little harder to turn than I would expect them to with everything being new. Is this normal? (This is my first engine assembly)
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10-26-2005 06:20 PM #2
Rocker arm retaining nuts are designed to stay in place for thousands of miles - millions, may be billions of cycles. And unlike a nut that is pulled up tight against a solid surface, rocker arm nuts are located somewhere on a stud. So yes, the engineers have established a very tight interface with the studs. It takes a little torque to screw them down. But once in place they don't move.An Old California Rodder
Hiding Out In The Ozarks
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10-26-2005 06:24 PM #3
That's all I needed to know. Thanks.
Thank you Roger. .
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