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Mr Gasket 1071 Sbc Bbc Screw-in Rocker Arm Studs 7/16"-14 B X 7/16"-20 T, 8 Pk on 2040-parts.com

US $15.99
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Englewood, Florida, United States

Englewood, Florida, United States
Mr Gasket 1071 SBC BBC Screw-In Rocker Arm Studs 7/16"-14 B x 7/16"-20 T, 8 pk, US $15.99, image 1
“New, Old Stock. Surface rust, please look at photos closely.”
Brand:Mr Gasket Surface Finish:Black oxide Manufacturer Part Number:1071 UPC:084041010716

Mr Gasket 1071 SBC BBC Screw-In Rocker Arm Studs  7/16"-14 Bottom x 7/16"-20 Top x 2-7/16" Long, 8 pk

Mr. Gasket screw-in rocker arm studs are ideal for high performance cams in cars used primarily on the street. These alloy steel studs have no oil holes and are concentric to keep the rockers, pushrod, and valve stems in alignment. Mr. Gasket competition screw-in rocker arm studs are manufactured from heat treated black oxide coated Grade 8 steel.

  • Sold as a set of 8
  • Base thread size: 7/16"-14
  • Rocker arm nut thread size: 7/16"-20
  • Overall length: 2-7/16" (2.4375")
  • Rocker arm stud material: steel alloy
  • Note: Surface rust, please see photos

Make sure these fit your rocker arms (7/16" stud); they cannot be returned if the factory seal on the package has been broken.

Applications:               

Engine Family: Chevy big block Mark IV
Application Notes: Machine work required to replace press-in style stud.
               
Engine Family: Chevy small block Gen I
Application Notes: Machine work required to replace press-in style stud.

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