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Timing Cover for 1968-1997 Big Block Ford 429/460
555-50301
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JEGS 555-50301 Timing Cover for 1968-1997 Big Block Ford 429/460 Features
- Designed to fit 1968-1997 big block ford 429/460 engines
- Constructed from cast aluminum for weight savings and long life
- Includes crank seal, dipstick tube plug, front oil pan mounting studs with nuts, & fuel pump block-off plate
- Features universal fitment for block or cover mounted dipsticks and a provision for a mechanical fuel pump
- Made from high quality components and assembly
This cast aluminum timing cover is designed to fit 1968-1997 429/460 engines. Features universal fitment for block or cover mounted dipsticks and a provision for a mechanical fuel pump. Includes front timing cover seal, dipstick tube plug for a block mounted dipstick and front oil pan mounting studs with nuts. Also includes a fuel pump block-off plate, gasket and bolts for use with an electric fuel pump.
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Hello, I was wondering what the thickness is between block mating surface to the waterpump mating surface. Thanks.
Is the dipstick plug supposed to go in super hard?
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