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baseline measured valve train weights
- Thread starter samiam44
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Just to clarify... the single conical spring heads are the updated style, which is 1993 USA model year (which may have been manufactured in late 1992). This style spring was used through end of production of the M119.
The 1990-1992 USA model year M119 heads have double non-conical valve springs, totally different design.
The 1990-1992 USA model year M119 heads have double non-conical valve springs, totally different design.
Also to note:
The lifters are @62 g where the manual says 65g. Thelater early style lifter FSM says IS NOT to be used with the dual-spring late single-spring design. (See attached note from FSM.)
The current light weight hydraulic INA lifters are 50g.
Michael
The lifters are @62 g where the manual says 65g. The
The current light weight hydraulic INA lifters are 50g.
Michael
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