PRW Rocker Arms anyone?
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I have heard from people that have used them that the quality isn't terrible the machining on them are bad and small modifications are necessary to get them to work like most cheaper parts. Some people seem to like them others seem to swear them off. I personally like to use a stainless steel rocker if I can help it. Comp has the pro magnums and then your usual high dollar setups like jesel and crower. For 500 your already halfway there to a really nice setup.
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Yeah I went through the same thing after multiple YT 6645's ultralite. I looked at the PRW shaft mount RR's and enquired about them also and didn't get any info that would encourage me to feel comfortable buying them. So, I went ahead and just upgraded the stock rockers and have no regrets. BTW , keep in mind that if you decide to throw down the cash on a nice set of quality adj. RR shaft mounted rockers you likely also need inturn to buy new taller valve covers and some sort of coil relocation kit.
IMO, upgrade the stock rocker and you'll be fine, just keep the cam valve lift down under .630" (under .615" is what I'd go for) .
IMO, upgrade the stock rocker and you'll be fine, just keep the cam valve lift down under .630" (under .615" is what I'd go for) .