roller rockers rubbing..
roller rockers rubbing..
Went to put some of my Trickflow 1.5 RR's on my G1 Trickflow heads and noticed that they are going to rub.. I put Comp Cams 986 springs on them due to my choice of cam.. I don't really want to grind them down or anything.. what are my choices?
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Originally posted by ede
check push rod length and valve train geometry along with the locating method used for the rocker as well as what method the rocker uses
check push rod length and valve train geometry along with the locating method used for the rocker as well as what method the rocker uses
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"therckid wrote on 12-25-2004 10:03 AM:
i am tired of you ed, open my darn thread back up now... i need fregign help and when you close the one thread i had that stayed on topic your abusing your rights as a moderator.
Open the darn thread.. leave me alone, treat me as any other noob member, and it might be better...
Sahne"
Thats so sad, go Ed!
i am tired of you ed, open my darn thread back up now... i need fregign help and when you close the one thread i had that stayed on topic your abusing your rights as a moderator.
Open the darn thread.. leave me alone, treat me as any other noob member, and it might be better...
Sahne"
Thats so sad, go Ed!
trick flow should of provided info on the rocker locating method they use, i'd guess non -SA so you'd want non-SA rockers. as for checking geometry that should of all fell into place with the push rod length check. do a search here or look in a comp or lunati catalog and you'll find some good pics or drawings of how the rocker should contact the valve.
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