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Valve guide spring seat arbor/cutting tool

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Anyone have the proper part numbers for the arbor and cutting tool to cut the valve seat/valve guide area on a 12 valve to accept the new "top-hat" style seals?

Also, looking for the part number for a similar tool for machining the rocker pedestals on a 12 valve to prep them for ARP studs?

I think comp Cams makes each of these, but having problems finding the right numbers. Thanks!
 
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Take the measurements to see if the small block Chevy is the same.
The last pedestals I had machined cost me $60 at a machine shop,not worth buying any tools for that unless you plan on doing multiple heads
 
Thanks Bob. I agree it's cheaper to have my local shop do it, but anytime a tool is not much more than the cost of machining, I like to get the tool to have it for future projects. It's not the last time I'll need to do this. I have the Cummins white stripes to install with new keepers and retainers, so really would like to just do these all myself. Real machine work always goes to a good machinist for larger things like head resurface, valve and seat work etc.
 
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