what rocker arms for my lt1 build?
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Does anybody here think that the current combination he has merits all the expense to change rockers and studs? 3/8 rocker studs have worked fine on street cars for a long time and he already has a nice set of rockers.
I mentioned I was running Crane Gold aluminum rockers on my drag car earlier but that is just what I have, I wasn't insinuating they were the best. It's true that a nice set of Stainless or Chromoly rockers are lighter at the tip than aluminum rockers.
I mentioned I was running Crane Gold aluminum rockers on my drag car earlier but that is just what I have, I wasn't insinuating they were the best. It's true that a nice set of Stainless or Chromoly rockers are lighter at the tip than aluminum rockers.
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Read the 1.6:1 Rocker article in the Hot Rod Magazine May 2013 issue.
After reading that article, I decided to return the aluminum Jegs brand rockers (I think they are built by Crane) that I bought and ordered the Ultra Pro Mags.
I figured the $124 difference in price was worth the peace of mind I am getting.
After reading that article, I decided to return the aluminum Jegs brand rockers (I think they are built by Crane) that I bought and ordered the Ultra Pro Mags.
I figured the $124 difference in price was worth the peace of mind I am getting.