1.6 roller rockers
1.6 roller rockers
i know there are alot of threads about this but seems to be that i have a diff proplem i went to put a full roller 1.6 on my motor and it seems the pushrods are to long the motor is a 305 tpi roller motor any one else have this proplem
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Re: 1.6 roller rockers
you dont say what year the engine is. are they self aligning and are the heads set up for self aligning? did you mix and match the types? if they are center bolt heads did you get the thin rockers? a little more info may help.
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Re: 1.6 roller rockers
http://www.circletrack.com/techartic...gth/index.html

Remove the rocker and check the result. The line where the ink has been worn away shows where the rocker's roller tip has contacted the top of the valve stem. It should be centered, but the line is a little too high here. That means the pushrod is too short.

Remove the rocker and check the result. The line where the ink has been worn away shows where the rocker's roller tip has contacted the top of the valve stem. It should be centered, but the line is a little too high here. That means the pushrod is too short.
Re: 1.6 roller rockers
i believe they are to long because with the valve closed the roller is almost off the valve stem to the header side they are self aligning i was told it was a 85 but the motor is center bolt valve covers and its a roller motor so the guy that i bought the motor from didnt know it was in his car which was a 85 camaro
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