Need some rockers, lightweight...
07-24-2006, 11:23 AM
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Need some rockers, lightweight... We need some nice lightweight rockers for a project. We've tried the old Yella Terra Rockers and had valve float but since have heard of an ultra light rocker that just came out. Comp Cams also has what looks like a good rocker. Whats the best high rpm rocker on the market today?
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07-24-2006, 11:30 AM
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I've heard the cranes are fairly light. But I have no experience with them, thats just what I had heard. I think I'm going to go with the harland sharps but I'm not looking for a ultra light rocker, I also like there price
07-24-2006, 02:22 PM
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Have you looked at these? They have them for LS1's. http://www.schubeckracing.com/new2/i...position=70:53
Looks interesting. One other thing I'd suggest is to look at the Ferrea hollow stem valves. I have a set on my car and they are lighter by quite a bit. You can feel the difference holding them in your hand.
Looks interesting. One other thing I'd suggest is to look at the Ferrea hollow stem valves. I have a set on my car and they are lighter by quite a bit. You can feel the difference holding them in your hand.
07-25-2006, 12:08 AM
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Originally Posted by ArKay99
Have you looked at these? They have them for LS1's. http://www.schubeckracing.com/new2/i...position=70:53
Looks interesting. One other thing I'd suggest is to look at the Ferrea hollow stem valves. I have a set on my car and they are lighter by quite a bit. You can feel the difference holding them in your hand.
Looks interesting. One other thing I'd suggest is to look at the Ferrea hollow stem valves. I have a set on my car and they are lighter by quite a bit. You can feel the difference holding them in your hand.
I didn't see an application for an LSx engine and they are expensive - $920
Which hollow stem Ferrea's do you have and did you weigh them? I was looking at those and they are still ~30 grams heavier than a stock sodium-filled LS6 valve.
07-25-2006, 12:13 AM
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Originally Posted by ArKay99
Have you looked at these? They have them for LS1's. http://www.schubeckracing.com/new2/i...position=70:53
Looks interesting. One other thing I'd suggest is to look at the Ferrea hollow stem valves. I have a set on my car and they are lighter by quite a bit. You can feel the difference holding them in your hand.
Looks interesting. One other thing I'd suggest is to look at the Ferrea hollow stem valves. I have a set on my car and they are lighter by quite a bit. You can feel the difference holding them in your hand.
I didn't see an application for an LSx engine and they are expensive - $920
Which hollow stem Ferrea's do you have and did you weigh them? I was looking at those and they are still ~30 grams heavier than a stock sodium-filled LS6 valve.
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07-25-2006, 03:30 PM
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Originally Posted by 405HP_Z06
Those are some nice looking rockers! Talk about NO weight at the valve.....The valve end of the rocker is so small that it looks like it would almost break.
I didn't see an application for an LSx engine and they are expensive - $920
Which hollow stem Ferrea's do you have and did you weigh them? I was looking at those and they are still ~30 grams heavier than a stock sodium-filled LS6 valve.
I didn't see an application for an LSx engine and they are expensive - $920
Which hollow stem Ferrea's do you have and did you weigh them? I was looking at those and they are still ~30 grams heavier than a stock sodium-filled LS6 valve.
07-26-2006, 12:16 AM
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Originally Posted by ArKay99
I have the Ferrea hollow stem in 2.02" and 1.60" sizes. They are much lighter than the valves that came in my AFR 205's. I didn't weigh them against the stock Z06 valves, I just did a hand held comparison and noticed a difference, so they must be lighter, by how much I can't tell.
Ferrea
F1022P-2.02 HS - 100.6 grams
F1021P-1.60 HS - 86.2 grams
Stock 02 Z06
Intake-2.00 SF - 76 grams
Exhause-1.55 SF - 63 grams
Stock 01 Z06
Intake-2.00 SS - 99 grams
Exhaust-1.55 SS - 86 grams
So the Ferrea HS are about the same as the 01 Z06 valves, but heavier than the 02 Z06 sodium filled valves.
Don't know what the AFR valves weigh, but I would guess ~120 grams for the intake and ~95 grams on the exhaust.
07-26-2006, 12:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Phil99vette
They are $920 and come with everything you need to install. They offer them in 5/16 and 3/8" guide plates, fully adjustable and definitely the lightest ones on the market. Still debating about picking up a set.
Phil
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07-26-2006, 08:38 PM
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Originally Posted by vettenuts
Not sure I like the composite roller idea, or did I mis-read their advertisement.
07-27-2006, 07:57 AM
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Originally Posted by vettenuts
That makes mores sense and is what I figured they meant, but their web site has a very poor explanation, at least I thought it wasn't very good.
Are they adjustable?
Are they adjustable?
