Reply to "What's the length of the Mangusta jackshaft to intake manifold studs"

yep... I had them in a labelled ziplock bag in a clear plastic sealed container...

I was careful not to leave anything too irreplaceable with them... they never saw the distributor or the jackshaft assembly! Only unique things I had to trust them with was the intake manifold and the pilot bushing adapter in the crankshaft... luckily that sucker was in there good, so it stayed put...

Went with roller Comp cam (streetable), roller rockers, short skirt Mahle pistons, double roller timing chain and beehive valve springs. The rest stayed pretty stock.

I'll post more in my original build back thread when I have more progress to report.

9/30/221:14 PM

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