OEM rocker arms- which ones?
Also Rockys offers a GM genuine and also a Melling rocker arm that has snap rings holding it together. Which one is better?
And theres a box of rockers of unknown history that came with it, when bolted down solid with no pushrod they have slight up and down movement, so I am trashing those.
Only one kind of rocker arm ever came on any Gen III or IV cathedral port head, and that is the type you must use, unless you go aftermarket.
Also Rockys offers a GM genuine and also a Melling rocker arm that has snap rings holding it together. Which one is better?
And theres a box of rockers of unknown history that came with it, when bolted down solid with no pushrod they have slight up and down movement, so I am trashing those.
I like the OEM spec rockers w/snap rings to retain the needle bearings that WS6 Store sells and used those on my 416. Under ~ .630 lift am OK with a stock tip rocker on the 416.
Have seen a couple of buggered up trunnion installed upgraded stock rockers. They weren't smooth and could feel play. They had Comp's trunnion kit. I would avoid Comp's kit.
Get the CHE kit if doing the trunnion upgrade to stock rocker in my opinion.
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