Rocker Arm Stud Length
Rocker Arm Stud Length
I want to install screw in rocker studs, but I do not want to have to machine the heads for guideplates because I already have self aligning rockers. How do I determine what length stud to use? Thanks!
Would these work?
Would these work?
Last edited by fenton06; Mar 13, 2008 at 04:13 PM.
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Re: Rocker Arm Stud Length
It'd be much wiser to properly machine the heads anyway rather than half-a$$ing it, since they have to have some machine work anyway, and just put washers under the studs.
THat way, in the future if you ever DO need to install guide plates for whatever reason, they're ready; and you won't have to take them off and do it over.
THat way, in the future if you ever DO need to install guide plates for whatever reason, they're ready; and you won't have to take them off and do it over.
Re: Rocker Arm Stud Length
It'd be much wiser to properly machine the heads anyway rather than half-a$$ing it, since they have to have some machine work anyway, and just put washers under the studs.
THat way, in the future if you ever DO need to install guide plates for whatever reason, they're ready; and you won't have to take them off and do it over.
THat way, in the future if you ever DO need to install guide plates for whatever reason, they're ready; and you won't have to take them off and do it over.
Sonix, thank you! The only question I have is how would I install them? There isn't a way to tighten them like other studs I have seen...or are my eyes deceiving me?
Last edited by fenton06; Mar 13, 2008 at 06:07 PM.
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Re: Rocker Arm Stud Length
You put two 3/8NF nuts on it and jam them together. Or grab it on the smooth shank and use a pipe wrench.
Use sealant or red loctite to hold it in place.
Use sealant or red loctite to hold it in place.
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I didn't think about double nutting it... good call

