Lt1 Rockers
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Lt1 Rockers Will these rockers work on a 96 lt1? I found someone with them but the part number isn't the usual one everyone uses.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/CCA-1305-16/
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/CCA-1305-16/
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usually the bottom part of the stud should be the stock size. the only difference would be the top thread size. At least that's how mine worked. and I have those same rocker arms and they are badass.
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No drilling, tapping or adapting needed. The 7/16" studs screw right in and are torqued in place. I use anti-seize on the threads of the studs that screw into the heads.
Studs canm be bought in different lengths. I chose the ARPs that are longer than stock to give the poly-locks more thread engagement. IIRC 1.90" Pro Series.
Check SUMMIT's site for the different ones available.
Jake
Studs canm be bought in different lengths. I chose the ARPs that are longer than stock to give the poly-locks more thread engagement. IIRC 1.90" Pro Series.
Check SUMMIT's site for the different ones available.
Jake
