LT4 rollers in LT1
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if I go higher ratio I will upgrade the springs too. I am on a tight budget but figured if the LT4 rockers will bolt it the rollers would help out power alittle
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I think stock on the LT4s they were 1.6s, but as Dwayne mentioned they were for a metric stud. the GMPP are the ones you want and are 1.6s and or 1.5s if memory serves me correctly.. THere is a definate gain increasing rocker ratio and going to a full roller rocker.
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It has been shown in tests that the increase in power is mainly due to the increased lift. The rollers are good for reducing the friction that reduces oil temps. The details of such tests can be read in the Camshaft & Valvtrain book by David Vizard.
The original LT4 rockers are for metric studs and are 1.6. The GMPP can be had in both 1.5 & 1.6 and are for standard studs.
The original LT4 rockers are for metric studs and are 1.6. The GMPP can be had in both 1.5 & 1.6 and are for standard studs.
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Okay...I was hoping the LT4 stock rockers would work in the LT1 head.
(non adjustable) with a hotcam. Worked great torque them down and
go.
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sssalah already described where the gains come from. you're going to increase lift which is like a mini cam swap. even going to a aftermarket 1.5 rocker is a small gain because the stock rockers arent a true 1.5 ratio rocker..