rocker arms
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rocker arms
I am working with 69 heads and can only find roller rockers for them... can i use the stock stud in the heads with roller rockers???? and with roller rockers can i use my stock pushrods?
thanks
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bigunitmudracing- Posts : 159
Join date : 2010-12-12
Location : hurley, wi
Re: rocker arms
You will need to have the pedistals machined down the thickness of a guide plate and install guide plates if you want to run roller rockers inplace of the rail type ones. New studs are a good idea too.
No the factory pushrods in that engine will not work, they are not hardend for use with a guide plate.
No the factory pushrods in that engine will not work, they are not hardend for use with a guide plate.
dfree383- BBF CONTRIBUTOR
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Re: rocker arms
what i was wondering. if you get the machine work done to use guid plates can you still use the stock Length push rods?
bigunitmudracing- Posts : 159
Join date : 2010-12-12
Location : hurley, wi
Re: rocker arms
you'll need to measure them and it depend on the rockers.
If your going to do it upgrade to 3/8" pushrods while your at it.
If your going to do it upgrade to 3/8" pushrods while your at it.
dfree383- BBF CONTRIBUTOR
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Re: rocker arms
dfree383 wrote:you'll need to measure them and it depend on the rockers.
If your going to do it upgrade to 3/8" pushrods while your at it.
X2 on the upgrade to 3/8 I didn't up grade to 3/8 and when i went to the solid lift cam it was harder to find the crome moly pushrods 5/16 in the size i needed the 3/8 would have been about $25 cheaper than the 5/16 that i bought.the guide plate 5 /16 or 3/8 cost the same .
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