Roller Rockers
They are Pro Form RR (I know there are better RR dont need opinions on others) in the pictures the ones I ordered about 8 yrs ago are on the left (1.5 is what I ordered then) the RR on the right is one I ordered the other day (1.6) just wondering how I can tell them apart I see no physical difference in them at all. Im wondering if I got 1.6 RR by mistake 8yrs ago.
Only way to really tell, I guess, is to measure center fulcrum to center roller and post it on here. Then maybe someone with a known ratio, can mesure theirs and respond back.
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Verdad Gallardo Looking at the pictures all I can say for sure is the rocker arm on the right has a higher ratio than the one on the left. You say you're not sure what to look for, the rocker arm with the higher ratio has the pushrod cup closer to the pivot of the rocker arm.
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Center of the fulcrum to the center of the pushrod cup, not the end of the body.
The body on the right is shorter, from the table up to the fulcrum, than the one on the left so you have to measure to the pushrod cup..
Dan
The body on the right is shorter, from the table up to the fulcrum, than the one on the left so you have to measure to the pushrod cup..
Dan
