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I'm considering pressurizing the rocker shafts on my '55 292. I know there are at least a couple of methods, pinching off the shaft drain tubes appearing to be the easiest. My concern is about possibly starving some other part of the engine for oil. It looks like the output of the passenger side shaft goes to the timing chain. I don't know where the oil from the driver side tube goes, distributor/oil pump drive gear maybe...? I'm pretty sure a few guys here have done this so I'd like to know what method you used and the results before I pull the trigger. TIA for any advice.
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Tedster (11/19/2020)
2721955meteor (11/19/2020)I am sure to get bad press for my opinion but we Canadians know we are looked at as less wise than our US friends. Well there's obviously some serious issues with certain skill sets amongst your peoples, for example, Bacon Recognition ... LOL /jk Yeah, what up with that? I don't think we look at you as less wise, just, ummm, different. I might add that if it weren't for Canadian bacon there would be no Egg McMuffins...😉
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Dobie (11/19/2020)
Tedster (11/19/2020)
2721955meteor (11/19/2020)I am sure to get bad press for my opinion but we Canadians know we are looked at as less wise than our US friends. Well there's obviously some serious issues with certain skill sets amongst your peoples, for example, Bacon Recognition ... LOL /jk Yeah, what up with that? I don't think we look at you as less wise, just, ummm, different. I might add that if it weren't for Canadian bacon there would be no Egg McMuffins...😉 They get a pass on their "Bacon" because of their hallowed status as Strategic Maple Syrup Repository.
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