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Believe it or not,sometimes things are simpler than they first seem.If you're just interested in rebuilding a good stock engine,you can get everything you need at a NAPA store.At least the NAPA in my town carries all the parts to overhaul a Y-Block.They keep all these because there are still so many of the Y-Block equipped trucks still in normal use by farmers and loggers etc.These parts are,in general, good enough for a stock street engine.

 

Paul,

Boonville,MO

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I've gotten several thing from maddog on ePay. I also order from John Mummert and Egge Machine.



Maddog can sell you a RollMaster timing chain for a bit less than Mummert, but John's such a resource that I try to buy from him when I can.



I also got parts through my machinist.



I bought a cam from CamCraft in Maryland, a custom 'marine' grind. 112 LSA!

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Paul Menten

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Bill:

Check your local parts stores first.  You can even check them out on the internet, find availability and price.  Saves you shipping costs associated with epay.  Also, John Mummert has a great array of Y parts, and he won't sell inferior parts.  He sends them back if they don't meet his approval.

John

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Y-guys  I'm about to start gathering parts for a rebuild.  Nothing fancy

            just good reliable parts. I've seen this "Falcon CO" on e-pay

             but is the quaility stuff there. (They show name brand boxes

             on their site)  Suggestions..... Thx, Bill

Bill

Pelham,Al



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