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Timing Cover for 1955-1995 Small Block Chevy 283-400 [Chrome]
555-50315
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Chevy Small Block
JEGS 555-50315 Timing Cover for 1955-1995 Small Block Chevy 283-400 Features
- Fits 1955-1995 283, 307,327, 350, 383 (stroker), 400, and others based on the popular platform
- Constructed from chrome-plated steel for strength, long life, and great looks
- Must have for replacing a leaking or plain worn out timing cover as well as a great upgrade when changing the camshaft or doing engine work
- Note: may require extra gasket thickness or shim under short pump to clear cover. will not work with gear drive timing chain
- Includes one timing cover only with separately available gaskets, seals, and hardware
Note: May require extra gasket thickness or shim under short pump to clear cover. Will not work if you are using gear drive timing chain.
Specifications:
will it fit a double roller chain?
will this work on a dart block with a roller cam
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