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I lost my first one recently in a small block chevy. It was just a mild rv cam and it flattened 14 of the 16 lobes within 10 minutes of break in on the break in stand. It was an enginetech brand and lifters too. The vendor told me that it was because I used Valvoline VR1 oil for break in. I tore...
Close, sort of...Me; 7/29/68, my car 9/29/67, about 10 month before I was born. With a little delay on actual production, we were conceived on the same day. Haha
I am going to say no you can't pull the motor or refresh it with the headers on. Yeah it sucks getting starter and headers in. It can require a hammer and die grinder, at the least.
Bearing retainer size might be bigger on the 18 spline. You cant put a big retainer one on a small or medium bell housing, but you can put a smaller one on a bigger hole bell housing with and adapter ring. Obviously the clutch disc will have to be changed to 18 spline. R413 covered it all, but...
Awesome "rabbit hole" this thread was... it took me an hour to see it all. Absolute history in those old pictures. What happened to CarNut, and where did he get all of those pictures?