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Old 03-07-2007, 10:07 PM
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damn harland made a serious run for the money shot here this past day. keep em coming.
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HS on my car, and I love them. Car peaks at 6700 and I can rev it as high as I want with no valve float.
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Ive been running the old YTs for 3yrs now with no issues.
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We sell ALOT of the Harland rockers. We have heard all good things from customers. On a personal note, I have owned several sets of their rockers and have always done well with them.
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so anyone know if they will work on the tfs heads or not? id have to assume they would beings they are still a roller tip.
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I just installed the new Yella Terra's ultra-lights #6645 on my Vette this past week. My main reason was to try to get rid of some valve train noise and also make sure I don't get any needle bearings in the oil pan. These rockers are impressive to look at and very well designed. My car gets to 6500 rpm in a hurry with no valve float. I am using TSP Stage 2.5 5.3L heads that have the dual springs, 224/228 Comp Cam, .045 Cometic head gaskets, and 7.4 push rods. Valve train noise seems to be the same as before, maybe just a bit quieter, but not much.
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Mine did get a lot quieter with the Yella Terra's. And no problems going past 6500 either. They must have added some HP as now the clutch slips on the dyno around 5600
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Any of you guys that switched from stock to either these two rocker arms need to change push rod length?
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Originally Posted by Patrick G
Yella Terra has stepped it up a notch with their brand new Ultra Light shaft mounted rockers. Part number 6645. They are much lighter than the old Yella Terras. Most of the weight is centered around the trunion. The roller tip is super light. A few people on the board are running them. I should be running some before the end of the month!
Just had them installed at 21st CMC on my 99 Vette along with AFR 8019 springs. Added insurance for 6900rpm rev limit. 657rwhp/574rwtq
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what are the rpm range for the rockers? do either have an advantage over the other in this area?
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The Yella Terras are lighter now and don't have the upper RPM fall off that the HS and YT used to be associated with.
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I too had to grind both my stock LS1 heads and my replacement LS6 heads to get the Harland Sharp rockers to fit in there. So far, no problems, but my valvetrain sounds like a sewing machine.
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Originally Posted by slowride
Any of you guys that switched from stock to either these two rocker arms need to change push rod length?
same question here.
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Any of the Yella Terra owners have to grind the valve covers for clearance? I have a set going in this week on a heads/cam swap that is in progress. Just looking for what to expect the first time I fire it to break in the valvesprings...
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Originally Posted by cowboysfan
same question here.
I used the same pushrods, so no change for me.
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Originally Posted by Smitty's '04 GTO
Any of the Yella Terra owners have to grind the valve covers for clearance? I have a set going in this week on a heads/cam swap that is in progress. Just looking for what to expect the first time I fire it to break in the valvesprings...
Nope. Just bolt and go.
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Originally Posted by ls2 bait
so anyone know if they will work on the tfs heads or not? id have to assume they would beings they are still a roller tip.

That's what was I put on with my TF heads. No fitment problems, and they look like they're well made. And yes, roller tips.
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YT's (anyone here old enough to remember Y&T?), and I sure hope they work because I've already ordered them.
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Originally Posted by Dan_the_C5_Man
YT's (anyone here old enough to remember Y&T?), and I sure hope they work because I've already ordered them.
Yesterday & Today. "summertime girls" sorry lets not hijack here but, I have been reading alot of new thing about YT. I got them waiting for me at home. rwady to be installed when I get there.

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