Need cam cover bolts and timing chain bolt. HELP

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ok story is friends took apart my motor, while i was away and dumped the bolts into a single container without labeling them

so now i have one bolt in where the cam cover goes(is that the name?-- metal bracket holding cam into engine, before timing chain).. i have 1 bolt screwed in, and can't find the other (not sure if it is even the right bolt)

also dont know what the timing chain bolt looks like, or where to locate it, so i will simply buy a new one

i searched summit and jegs, couldn't find any... ANYONE know where to get these 3 bolts? PLEASE! thanks

 

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ARP Makes make's bolt's for the cam cover and 1 for the timing chain for your engine. I know cause I used them on my 408.
Shon

 

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thanks alot!!

 

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Infact here is the Part Number's For You.....

Cam Plate Bolt's are a 250-1001

Timing Chain Bolt is a 154-1001 for the High Perf. Series (170,000psi) or a 254-1001 for the Pro Series (190,000psi). The High Perf. Series is all you need and will work just fine.
Shon.

 

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thanks, are these part numbers from arp, or like summit?

 

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They are actual ARP Numbers..... I imagine Summit will use the same numbers as well.

Shon

 

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ight well im on the phone ith them.. the cam plate cover was for a 351 svo motor, and the timing chain bolt was actually a cam bolt kit.. dno.. talking to sales rep now to double check there application.. thanks alot !!!!