Harlan Sharp Rocker Question
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I am making sure I have all the correct hardware for these rockers. Could someone look at the attached pictures and tell me if one of the pieces of steel that link the rockers should be shorter than all the other ones.
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Mine are the same length for all rockers. Looks like a shorter pin wouldn't hold the rocker together adequately and might bind under hard acceleration. Call Harland Sharp and ask them.
Custom Speed Parts Mfg
19769 Progress Dr.
Strongsville, OH 44149
Ph: 1-440-238-3260
See what they say.
Chad
Custom Speed Parts Mfg
19769 Progress Dr.
Strongsville, OH 44149
Ph: 1-440-238-3260
See what they say.
Chad
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Since intake/exhaust pairs of rockers are all the same on all cylinders on LS's, the pin lengths should be identical. If some are shorter than others, someone packed the wrong parts.
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If I were the OP, my first call would have been to HS. Forums like this are great, as I have learned a TON of stuff here, but when it comes to product defects or shortages, or even a suspicion of either, a call to the mfr. or distributor should come first for faster results.