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1966 with 093 head.
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Default Strange cylinder head bolt

“So that it may be properly torqued .” If all the other bolts with conventional heads can be properly torqued, why wouldn’t a conventional head bolt work in this location also? To quote Tom Vaught on these forums “Engineers do stuff for a reason.” but I can’t figure out what their reason is in this case.

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