Identify these rocker arms!
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Car: 1991 Camaro Z28
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Identify these rocker arms!
My uncle just gave these rocker arms and push rods im still missing 4 more rockers but hey they were free. He had them laying around for a while so im gonna put them to use. The only stamp i see are a CC stamp on one side and on the other side is a 1.6 . Heres a pic. Just wanna know what kind they are so i can try to purchase the other 4. And pushrods dont have any stamp. Thanks!




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From: Tracy, CA
Car: '87 IROC
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Re: Identify these rocker arms!
I would guess, "Comp Cams" ? The "1.6" is the rocker ratio.
You might have issues with running them on your stock heads; self-aligning vs. non self-aligning, pushrod hole clearance, rocker cover interference, etc.
Someone else with more knowledge with engine mods will probably chime in with better details.
You might have issues with running them on your stock heads; self-aligning vs. non self-aligning, pushrod hole clearance, rocker cover interference, etc.
Someone else with more knowledge with engine mods will probably chime in with better details.
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Car: 1991 Camaro Z28
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Transmission: built 700r4
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Yeah i have profiler 195cc 64c with .650 max lift heads. Im in the process of finishing my build and well rocker arms and pushrods are the only thinga im missing. Also im gonna be running compcams xr282hr cam
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From: Finland
Car: 1985 Camaro Z-28
Engine: 385
Transmission: th700r4+Edge 2800 stall
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Re: Identify these rocker arms!
http://www.compcams.com/information/.../promagnum.asp
I think they are not in production anymore.Newer style is ultra pro magnum.
edit:and seems that they are to not self align version.
I think they are not in production anymore.Newer style is ultra pro magnum.
edit:and seems that they are to not self align version.
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Car: 86 T/A - 70 Z28/RS
Engine: Broke - 350
Transmission: 700R4 - M22
Axle/Gears: G80, 2.73 - ZQ9 G80 4.10
Re: Identify these rocker arms!
http://www.compcams.com/information/.../promagnum.asp
I think they are not in production anymore.Newer style is ultra pro magnum.
edit:and seems that they are to not self align version.
I think they are not in production anymore.Newer style is ultra pro magnum.
edit:and seems that they are to not self align version.
To OP,
you could most likely find these used on racing junk or a similar site as well. They are totally rebuild-able and I would thoroughly check the bearings for wear or corrosion damage prior to installation seeing that the rockers you have might have seen some corrosion or stored in a damp place.
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Ill check that racing junk out. The rockers look in good condition i think they were never put on just need a little cleaning but they seem fine. So these would be the old model for the ultra pro mag?
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Re: Identify these rocker arms!
Yes they would be the old model. We bought our set back around 1998 time frame after having run a set of aluminum roller rockers for 4 seasons and noticing the arms were starting to crack near the center bearing housing.
From the picture it kind of looked like water spots on the rocker arms so that is why I said to check them out. I really like the Pro Magnum for racing applications and they seem to hold up really well.
From the picture it kind of looked like water spots on the rocker arms so that is why I said to check them out. I really like the Pro Magnum for racing applications and they seem to hold up really well.
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