Shaft mount rocker arms?
04-19-2008, 10:39 AM
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Shaft mount rocker arms? 
04-19-2008, 12:05 PM
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WOW... OK!!!
If its a brand you have never heard of STAY AWAY FROM IT...... It shaft mounts from good companies START at $800 and go north of a grand and you find some that are for $200 then that should tell you something!
Only need shaft mounted stuff for high seat/sprin pressures on really built motors if you ask me.
If its a brand you have never heard of STAY AWAY FROM IT...... It shaft mounts from good companies START at $800 and go north of a grand and you find some that are for $200 then that should tell you something!
Only need shaft mounted stuff for high seat/sprin pressures on really built motors if you ask me.
04-19-2008, 12:16 PM
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i bought a set just to see the quality of them. they would be alright for a pretty mild setup where someone doesnt wanna run all the other crap (studs, stud girdle, guidplates, etc.) other than that they are not worth it. i sent them back lol save your money and get some ss crower/jesel/t&d shaft mounted rockers!!
04-19-2008, 08:51 PM
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i bought a set just to see the quality of them. they would be alright for a pretty mild setup where someone doesnt wanna run all the other crap (studs, stud girdle, guidplates, etc.) other than that they are not worth it. i sent them back lol save your money and get some ss crower/jesel/t&d shaft mounted rockers!!
Thanks Fearthat...
04-20-2008, 04:51 AM
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I think there is a big mark up on the real stuff. To be honest, that rubs me as too good to be true, also.
I doubt I would ever trust that on my engine.
I would not bitch as much if the shaft set up's was 3X the price of good rockers.
That I would believe, but my stuff is ~$1800-2000. That I can't help but bitch about.
Trust me, I lube 1st, before writing that check.
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I think there is a big mark up on the real stuff. To be honest, that rubs me as too good to be true, also.
I doubt I would ever trust that on my engine.
I would not bitch as much if the shaft set up's was 3X the price of good rockers.
That I would believe, but my stuff is ~$1800-2000. That I can't help but bitch about.
Trust me, I lube 1st, before writing that check.
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04-21-2008, 10:42 PM
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I think there is a big mark up on the real stuff. To be honest, that rubs me as too good to be true, also.
I doubt I would ever trust that on my engine.
I would not bitch as much if the shaft set up's was 3X the price of good rockers.
That I would believe, but my stuff is ~$1800-2000. That I can't help but bitch about.
Trust me, I lube 1st, before writing that check.
.
I think there is a big mark up on the real stuff. To be honest, that rubs me as too good to be true, also.
I doubt I would ever trust that on my engine.
I would not bitch as much if the shaft set up's was 3X the price of good rockers.
That I would believe, but my stuff is ~$1800-2000. That I can't help but bitch about.
Trust me, I lube 1st, before writing that check.
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Mark up on a lot of stuff is not huge.
I know Dart BBC blocks are closer to a grand for distributor cost....
04-22-2008, 10:56 PM
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well for one they wouldnt clear my 1.55 springs like they were supposed to. i was going to clearance them a little but they are already pretty narrow and didnt want them to break on me.
