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1965 Corvette: Engineering Technical Information: Holley Carburetor Changes on 396 CU. IN. Engines - 425 H.P.

Subject:   Holley Carburetor Changes on 396 CU. IN. Engines - 425 H.P. Model and Year:   1965 Chevrolets and Corvettes equipped with 425 h.p., 396 cu. in. engines and Holley carburetors Source:  Chevrolet Field Service... Read More

1964 - 1965 Corvette: Technical Article: "30-30" Solid Lifter Cam Valve Adjustment

"30-30" SOLID LIFTER CAM VALVE ADJUSTMENT By John Hinckley and Duke Williams The traditional method of adjusting valves one or more cylinders at a time with each cylinder at TDC is fine for hydraulics and for most solid-lifter cams, but NOT for the... Read More

1984 - 1996 Corvette: Technical Article: Poly Performance: Putting Polyurethane Bushings on Your Late Model Corvette

Putting polyurethane bushings on your late-model Corvette pays off with better ride and handlingby David Fulcher aka David-F   So, you have a late-model Corvette and you want to go racing. Or maybe you just want it to feel better on those... Read More

1984 - 1987 Corvette: Technical Article: Rebuilding the Doug Nash 4+3 Overdrive Unit

Nash Thrash Rebuilding the Doug Nash 4+3 Overdrive Unit. by David Fulcher  1984-88 manual shift Corvettes came through with the Doug Nash 4+3 overdrive transmission. The '84 and '85 units were almost identical, with the only difference being a... Read More

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