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They make slotted adjustable guide plates for the small block Chevy. You simply move them where you need them, and tack them with a welder (I suggest TIG).
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thanks for the help/ answers.
this leads to another question. these are GM/Chevy 292 heads and were tapped at the factory, and the plates are all machine stamped. how is it that they are off. you would think they would be all right on. Rod in AZ |
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Why not make your own guide plate? You can water jet them or mill them if you have a bridgeport. If you need them hardened, make them from 01 or A2 and flame harden with a torch. You will have a set exactly the way you want them.
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The Isky adjustable guide plates work well. AFR and Comp Cams also make 'em.
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