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RE: rocker re-attachment

By John - 12/05/2000 8:33:39 PM; IP 142.177.75.52

If you still want the procedure after trying Stryder's idea, I can scann the proper page from my 1966 Ford Shop manual and send it to you. Let me know at carol.martin@ns.sympatico.com By the way...this is not a big deal, but I must admit, I use solid lifters with adjustable rockers which is easy. Let me know if you want the info...I don't mind at all.

John

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RE: rocker re-attachment -- John, 12/05/2000