I am looking for all of the GM numbers for the L79 valve train for an early 67 engine using 462 heads, I need GM numbers for Cam, push rods, lifters, rockers, springs, keepers and valves. Any hep woul dbe appreciated.
C2 1967 L79 327/350 valve train
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Re: C2 1967 L79 327/350 valve train
Whatever of these parts GM still sells are built by Federal Mogul or Dana and you can easily buy the same parts, usually at lower prices, through their aftermarket brands like Sealed Power and Clevite.
I believe the only available rocker arms are of the "self aligning" type, which are okay for hydraulic lifter cams, but not mechanical lifter cams.
1967 was the first model year use of the 3911068 valve spring that was used on most subsequent Gen I SB engines including LT-1 and Z-28. You can buy the F-M version (VS-677) on the Web for about a buck apiece.
The 3863151 L-79 camshaft is available from both Sealed Power and Dana and several aftermarket cam vendors.
You can buy all these parts at NAPA, and easily find them at www.napaonline.com.
I never recommend anything but OE or OE equivalent parts for SB valvetrains.
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Re: C2 1967 L79 327/350 valve train
Dino-----
camshaft-----GM #3863151-----discontinued
push rods----GM #3796243----discontinued, replaced by GM #14095256 (welded ball type) available
lifters------GM #3799644---discontinued, replaced by GM #5232720 available
rocker arms--GM #3843359---discontinued, replaced by GM #10089648 (self-guided type) available
valve springs---GM #3911068--available
key (keepers)----GM #838029---discontinued, replaced by GM #24503856 available
cap (retainer)----GM #3896934---discontinued, replaced by GM #14003874 available
valve, intake----GM #3849814----discontinued
valve, exhaust----GM #3849818----discontinuedIn Appreciation of John Hinckley- Top
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