ls7 rocker question. plz respond
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Needing find best set of rockers for ls7 that will fit under stock ls7 valve covers. Running set all pro heads and spinning 7200 and less..
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I was under the impression that stock rockers wnt last like 10k miles 9r less with bronxe guides. I wonder why people dnt use powder coated metal.. isnt a roller rocker better on the valve terrain anyways?? Im on the femce.. needing order. Or find some rockers soon..
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You gotta look in different parts of this site. Just yesterday PAC Racing said this:
Stock rockers are the way to go. If you want to put rollers in, get better lifters and a dual spring with 180+ on the seat and 450+ open regardless of lift. We did spintron testing, it was about 2K RPM difference before going out of control. The stock rocker is one of the best engineered parts GM has done.
Stock rockers are the way to go. If you want to put rollers in, get better lifters and a dual spring with 180+ on the seat and 450+ open regardless of lift. We did spintron testing, it was about 2K RPM difference before going out of control. The stock rocker is one of the best engineered parts GM has done.
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The all pro lsw1 retro fit. I have the stands. I juat thought was used to ls7 rockers. Im really nervous. Bc im getting told both to use or can't use stock rockers. Yea my cam lift is pretty big. I do want this motor to last.. also using short travel lifters. So do I need go ahead and get a roller set so can get the adj right as well? Im so confused on what to do. I hate to spend all this money on top notch stuff and rockers give me the hold up. want a good balanced rocker that I wnt have any problems with.
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http://www.coloradospeed.com/yella-t...7-p-18769.html
Just make sure it will work with your camshaft/cylinder geometry. Good luck.