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We just finished a rebuild of a chevy 235, but I want to keep the original look of the motor. Does anybody know if there is a 'bridge' available or any hints on the installation. Langdon's Stovebolt sells a bridge for $25, but then they want $80 for an adapter kit -

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Isn't that just two special studs (that are from a 216) that go on two of the rocker hold-downs with an acorn nut on top of each? What else is involved?


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Deve is correct.
You just need the two studs and valve cover from the 216.


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Originally Posted by Deve
Isn't that just two special studs (that are from a 216) that go on two of the rocker hold-downs with an acorn nut on top of each? What else is involved?

Here is what is needed.
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Much appreciated, all!


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