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2.650" Long Rocker Arm Studs Small Big Block Chevy Ford Mopar 7/16 3/8 Qty 15 on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States

Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States
Condition:Used

 You are looking / bidding on a set of screw in studs. Sorry, no package and missing one stud - 15 qty

Listed studs under used because I can not remember if these are ARP or Pro-Comp studs, so I do not have a part number. Valve specs are below.

All threads are good, one stud was screwed into the head for a test fit, but then removed. Rest are new.

12.00 shipping to lower 48 states.

NO RESERVE AUCTION.
(A) 2.650" Overall stud length

Rocker Stud Specifications:


  • (B) 1.900" Stud height
  • (C) 0.750" Screw-in thread depth
  • (D) 1.000" Adjuster thread depth
  • (E) 3/8"-24 Fine thread
  • (F) 7/16"-14 Coarse thread

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