Stock rocker question
06-27-2006, 07:15 PM
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Stock rocker question Did a search and it only confused me more... I am finally starting to pull my engine apart for a rebuild and wonder what people here think I should do. The rockers are in a box and I will send them out to be rebuilt if I really should (for piece of mind). But $250ish seem kinda steep for something I may not need. Only thing going inside the engine that won't be stockish will be a cheaTR cam. Thanks in advance 
. BTW, new springs too.
. BTW, new springs too. 
06-27-2006, 10:30 PM
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For what its worth, my car with 55k miles blew a rocker causing it to spew its needle bearings into my engine.
Id pay the $250 again in order to have strong / light rockers.
Id pay the $250 again in order to have strong / light rockers.
06-28-2006, 06:23 PM
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What I should have asked is if anybody has had their engine damaged or destroyed from the needle bearings. Or is it just a pain to have to fish out the needle bearings and replace the failed rocker arm? 
