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High-Strength Head Bolt Kit for Small Block Chevy [6-Point Hex Head]
555-83400
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Small Block Chevy
JEGS 555-83400 Head Bolt Kit Features:
- Fits small block Chevy engines including 265, 283, 305, 307, 327, 350, 383 (stroker), 400, and others based on the popular platform
- Ideal for engine repair when changing the cylinder heads or head gaskets
- Seals cylinder heads properly at a bargain price
- Compatible with the following cylinder heads: OE 23-degree Cast Iron, GEN II Vortec/Truck, JEGS Brand, most Edelbrock, AFR LT, Brodix -8, -10, -11, -11xb, LT-1, and Dart Pro-1
JEGS 555-83400 Head Bolt Kit Includes:
- (14) 7/16 in.-14 x 3 25/32 in. Head Bolts
- (16) 7/16 in.-14 x 1 3/4 in. Head Bolts
- (4) 7/16 in.-14 x 3 1/16 in. Head Bolts
- (34) 7/16 in. Head Bolt Washers
Specifications:
Will these work on my sbc with aluminum heads?
My aluminum heads call for 80lbs of torque and ARP bolts. I bought these because it said they were comparable to the AR, but the max torque in the instructions is 70lbs. Do I split the difference with 75lbs, go all the way to 80lbs, or just stop at 70lbs?
Are these bolts torque to yield?
Will this set work for a 01 4.3L v6 Chevy? If not can you recommend a set that will?
Is this kit comparable to ARP 134-3601? I ordered them for a set of Promaxx SBC heads and didn’t notice until later that they specifically recommend ARP 134-3601
Will these fit chevy 1969 350 edlebroc RPM aluminum heads
will these work on a sbc 350 with blue print heads?
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