Help ID these Rocker Arms
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From: Upstate New York
Car: 1988 SC Camaro
Engine: 305 TBI
Transmission: 700-R4
Help ID these Rocker Arms
The rocker arms that are on right now i believe are not stock...the ones off of the car i believe are the stock 1.5 self aligning rockers....can anyone confirm this from the pictures....is there anything you can tell by the ones that are on my car?
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I just noticed that the rockers on my car have little rollers on them....is that ok?
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I just noticed that the rockers on my car have little rollers on them....is that ok?
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the ones on your car look like a house brand maybe from summit or jegs the roller tip will free up a few horses. theirs really no way of telling you the ratio though.
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Car: 1988 SC Camaro
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would it be better if i put the stock ones back on or should i just leave these alone?...i was getting this tapping noise and i tightened them up a bit...now it seems to have gone away
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i'd leave the roller tipped ones on there for sure, and look up how to set valve lash and then they won't make any noise, just tightening them randomly may cause issues with valves hanging open slightly
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