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#1378055 09/22/2020 2:12 PM
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Nobody seems to make an oil filter delete plate for a 292. They have 3 bolts instead of 2 on the SBC so I made my own. Also my valve cover and rockers came. My oil pump has a pressure regulator on it. I will be running a consistent oil pressure of about 70 psi.
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Falconer valve cover 1.jpg (331.44 KB, 56 downloads)


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This is going to be one very slick monster, the valve cover looks great. grin


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