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1966 Shelby Gt350 Pushrods

 
1966 Shelby Gt350 Pushrods
How To Rebuild A 289 Hi-Po Engine
Jim Grubbs begins teardown by removing rocker arms and pushrods using a deep-well 5/8-inch socket, examining each piece for abnormal wear and misalignment issues. We won't be reusing the rocker arms or pushrods. Note the clean engine internals, void of excessive sludge because this engine always received liberal maintenance. Clean oil is an engine's greatest life insurance policy. View Related Article
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