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Re: top end oiling...full roller
[Re: limelight440]
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04/02/09 12:42 PM
04/02/09 12:42 PM
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Jacob Pitt
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There will not be puddles of oil on top of the rockers like the old bathtub stamped rockers but you should have a decent amount of oil around the areas that do not drain back well. Like on the corners on the heads. You will want good oil flow up there.
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Re: top end oiling...full roller
[Re: limelight440]
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04/02/09 12:54 PM
04/02/09 12:54 PM
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Jacob Pitt
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Keep an eye on it, as long as your getting oil up there you should be fine. The roller rockers do not need splash oiling as they are designed to oil the shaft and usually have oiling slots for the tips so the oil stays under control better.
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