Summit roller rocker
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From: Uppsala Sweden
Car: 1989 Corvette
Engine: 350 Tpi
Transmission: ZF 6 speed
Axle/Gears: Dana 44 3,33
Summit roller rocker
I found these 1.6 steel roller rockers from summitracing.com
part nr Sum-141507
Are these any good i mean the price is only 99.95 for a complete set and since im on a budget it sounds really nice.
Will i need stud girdles for these ??
part nr Sum-141507
Are these any good i mean the price is only 99.95 for a complete set and since im on a budget it sounds really nice.
Will i need stud girdles for these ??
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From: Muskego, WI
Car: 1985 Trans Am
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I would not cheap out on anything drivetrain related. IF you can't afford good roller rockers, then hold off. Theres a reason why some cost $100 and others cost $250 and it ain't just cause of the name. I went cheap on my last set of rockers and paid for it with 2 ruined lifters and a $300 camshaft in the trash.
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Originally posted by Scania
Ok , should i use steel or aluminium and do i need stud girdles.
Ok , should i use steel or aluminium and do i need stud girdles.
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From: Uppsala Sweden
Car: 1989 Corvette
Engine: 350 Tpi
Transmission: ZF 6 speed
Axle/Gears: Dana 44 3,33
Ehm, yes its a 305 and im looking for an easy way out instead of changing the cam i thought i go with the roller rockers. Im also going to change the rear axel ratio to a richmond but i havent decided what ratio i should buy.
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OK, since you're not doing a big buildup you don't need steel roller rockers or girdles. You would do fine with stamped steel roller tipped rockers, they are cheaper then aluminum rooler rockers.
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Re: Summit roller rocker
Originally posted by Scania
I found these 1.6 steel roller rockers from summitracing.com
part nr Sum-141507
Are these any good i mean the price is only 99.95 for a complete set and since im on a budget it sounds really nice.
Will i need stud girdles for these ??
I found these 1.6 steel roller rockers from summitracing.com
part nr Sum-141507
Are these any good i mean the price is only 99.95 for a complete set and since im on a budget it sounds really nice.
Will i need stud girdles for these ??
-- Joe
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