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LDS 465 1A Intake Rocker Arms I checked the LDS rocker arms to the LDT rocker arm. I set the Rocker Arm Shaft up on my mill and I did not find a difference. I pushed the valve side of the Rocker Arm down .100 in and the push rod side came up .077 in. But my test was flawed. I had the adjustment...

You need something very flat to set up on first. I have pieceof inspection granite that I use. Take anything off the rocker shaft that may interfere ormake a piece on the lathe that will fit the bore of the rocker arm and is longenough to set on the V blocks. Place the bottom of the rocker arm...

I have read the whole thread and as you said it is very long and the info is everwhere. The information to support my statement has come from many sources including this thread and hours looking through many of the TM’s that are out there. I am going to source the Rocker Arm 11641735 /...

This is what I have found to be different between an LDS-465-A1 and LDT-465-1D that w I have aLDT-465-1D and I want to convert it to a LDS-465-1A. I have looked over all thepart manuals from the 1960’s all the way to the 1990’s. The LDT-465-1D andLDS-465-1A that were built in the 1990’s are...

I also took the fan out and put in a electric fan. That takes away a lot of the noise as well.

I installed a exhaust and intake from a M35a3 on my M35A2 with a D Engine. It was easy. I took some cutting and welding and some off the shelf adaptors. Everything from the A3 lined up. I wanted y A2 to be very quiet. This mod surpassed my expectations.