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Rocker question
Could I just upgrade my rockers to 1.6 ratio or 1.7 ratio and gain lift/duration? When I had my 5.0 Mustang, I read a write-up of a magazine doing AFR 185 heads, headers, intake, and 1.7 ratio rockers on the stock cam/bottom end, and making XXXhp (I want to say something high, around 400hp).
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you can gain lift but the duration is ground into the cam, that is not going to change. I am not sure what the factory cam lift numbers are and i doubt that the stock springs would be able to handle the added lift but I am sure someone who has more info on this subject will be able to chime in but to answer your question yes you can add lift by changing rockers but your duration remains the same
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you can gain lift but the duration is ground into the cam, that is not going to change. I am not sure what the factory cam lift numbers are and i doubt that the stock springs would be able to handle the added lift but I am sure someone who has more info on this subject will be able to chime in but to answer your question yes you can add lift by changing rockers but your duration remains the same
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I am not too sure about that, your geometry really isn't changing you just have increased rocker ratio but your lifter rides up and goes back down at the same time as it always would have, your pushrod would still rise and fall as it always had, your rocker would open and close as it always had with the exception of an increased multiplication of lift at the valve but other than that everything remains the same does it not?