90mustangGT I felt sorry for girls because Founding Member Jan 15, 2002 2,773 17 89 Dallas, GA Dec 20, 2004 #21 Dec 20, 2004 #21 aaros said: the guy at summit told me that the pro-mags were different than stock and i would have to buy another kit to make them work. Click to expand... So, there is an adapter kit??? I hope so because I want to get them and when I do get different heads down the road I won't have to change again.
aaros said: the guy at summit told me that the pro-mags were different than stock and i would have to buy another kit to make them work. Click to expand... So, there is an adapter kit??? I hope so because I want to get them and when I do get different heads down the road I won't have to change again.
maverick0716 Founding Member Jan 12, 2002 3,924 0 56 Chilliwack, BC, Canada Dec 20, 2004 #22 Dec 20, 2004 #22 aaros said: the guy at summit told me that the pro-mags were different than stock and i would have to buy another kit to make them work. Click to expand... The Pro Magnums may only be available for stud mount heads. Stock heads use pedestal mount rockers.
aaros said: the guy at summit told me that the pro-mags were different than stock and i would have to buy another kit to make them work. Click to expand... The Pro Magnums may only be available for stud mount heads. Stock heads use pedestal mount rockers.
Rick 91GT Mustang Master Nov 29, 1999 9,692 95 99 PA Dec 20, 2004 #23 Dec 20, 2004 #23 Yes you can get a special set of studs to convert a ped mount head, and use the Pro-Comps. Only thing I do not like about the Pro-Comps is they were a little on the heavy side.
Yes you can get a special set of studs to convert a ped mount head, and use the Pro-Comps. Only thing I do not like about the Pro-Comps is they were a little on the heavy side.
maverick0716 Founding Member Jan 12, 2002 3,924 0 56 Chilliwack, BC, Canada Dec 20, 2004 #24 Dec 20, 2004 #24 Rick 91GT said: Yes you can get a special set of studs to convert a ped mount head, and use the Pro-Comps. Only thing I do not like about the Pro-Comps is they were a little on the heavy side. Click to expand... They're lighter at the valve than any aluminum rocker.....and thats the only place the weight makes any difference right?
Rick 91GT said: Yes you can get a special set of studs to convert a ped mount head, and use the Pro-Comps. Only thing I do not like about the Pro-Comps is they were a little on the heavy side. Click to expand... They're lighter at the valve than any aluminum rocker.....and thats the only place the weight makes any difference right?
Rick 91GT Mustang Master Nov 29, 1999 9,692 95 99 PA Dec 20, 2004 #25 Dec 20, 2004 #25 maverick0716 said: They're lighter at the valve than any aluminum rocker.....and thats the only place the weight makes any difference right? Click to expand... HMMM....maybe what I thought was a Pro Comp was not these were heavy stainless steel pieces, over the valve solid. I may be mistaken...
maverick0716 said: They're lighter at the valve than any aluminum rocker.....and thats the only place the weight makes any difference right? Click to expand... HMMM....maybe what I thought was a Pro Comp was not these were heavy stainless steel pieces, over the valve solid. I may be mistaken...
5.0 HOtrain Founding Member May 20, 2001 2,247 0 47 New Hampshire Dec 20, 2004 #26 Dec 20, 2004 #26 Rick 91GT said: HMMM....maybe what I thought was a Pro Comp was not these were heavy stainless steel pieces, over the valve solid. I may be mistaken... Click to expand... These here http://store.summitracing.com/defau...&N=100&Ntk=PartSearch&Ntt=cca-1331-16&x=5&y=5
Rick 91GT said: HMMM....maybe what I thought was a Pro Comp was not these were heavy stainless steel pieces, over the valve solid. I may be mistaken... Click to expand... These here http://store.summitracing.com/defau...&N=100&Ntk=PartSearch&Ntt=cca-1331-16&x=5&y=5