COMP Cams 601-16 Hardened Steel Set of 16 - 7 Degree, 11/32", Single Groove Street Locks
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James, hello there. The 601- The 16 locks are made of hardened steel and come in a set of 16. 7 Degree, 11/32", Single Groove Street Locks for 11/32" valve stems, whereas the 648-degree, 11/32", Single Groove Street Locks are for 11/32" valve stems. 16 locks in a set of 16 are made of machined steel. Single Groove Race Locks, 7 Degree, 11/32" br>br>The 601-br>The 601-br>The 601-br>The 601-b The 16 lock is made for lighter spring loads and milder street applications. The 648- The 16 locks, on the other hand, are made of machined steel and can be used in applications that require a high level of spring location accuracy without the need for our 10 degree retainers.
I ordered them for my 1970 Olds 455 engine a year and a half ago, but have yet to use them. I'm not sure what other engines they'll work with. However, if you go to a store like Jegs or Summit Auto Parts, they should be able to point you in the right direction.
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I only got 15 keepers instead of 16, which is inconvenient when you're in the middle of a project and have to dig through your junk drawer to find the parts you paid for but were screwed out of. I didn't realize I was shorted until I was down to three valves, which meant the job was nearly complete. I could only get a refund or a replacement if I returned the items to Amazon. I'm not going to rip the heads apart again just to get a refund for one keeper. It's a complete waste of time.
On time and exactly as described. It was simple to install and has performed admirably so far.
It's quite effective.
On a 1990 F150 302, this part was used to replace the stock keepers. They were a perfect fit for the original valves.
item exactly as expected.
Thank you.
Fit great.