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Phlebmaster · 03-20-2010, 09:00 PM

I decided to get rid of the HEI because I would rather use my new intake. So I traded it....for a almost brand new set of 350 heads that were run an a rock crawler with a 490 lift cam. These heads are set up for a large cam which is good since I have a fairly large one.

Here are the GM Goodwrench valve covers, I am going to use them.

I decided to paint them....even though they did not need it.

Painted the valve covers too. lol

I got a reground crankshaft too. Mine old one was beyond just throwing a new set of bearings and running it. I guess it is better to do it right the first time.

Last but not least...I chased all of the threads on my new block and heads. It is just a good idea

I can't wait to get this beast up and running!!

03-20-2010, 09:00 PM	#46
Phlebmaster Registered User Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Oregon City, OR Posts: 146	Re: Phlebmaster's 1972 C20 Evolution56k- NO WAY!* I decided to get rid of the HEI because I would rather use my new intake. So I traded it....for a almost brand new set of 350 heads that were run an a rock crawler with a 490 lift cam. These heads are set up for a large cam which is good since I have a fairly large one. Here are the GM Goodwrench valve covers, I am going to use them. I decided to paint them....even though they did not need it. Painted the valve covers too. lol I got a reground crankshaft too. Mine old one was beyond just throwing a new set of bearings and running it. I guess it is better to do it right the first time. Last but not least...I chased all of the threads on my new block and heads. It is just a good idea I can't wait to get this beast up and running!! __________________ Thanks, Aaron Life is about making dreams come true, stop dreaming and make life happen. 64 GMC Project MY_YOUTUBE_VIDEOS To keep an opened mind- speculation is devine. Assumptions always lead to a dead end!