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Stage V hemi rockers

Posted By: 68 HEMI GTS

Stage V hemi rockers - 03/23/18 03:11 AM

Currently upgrading my engine, probably going with stage v rockers. Any con's I should know about. The price gap between these and Barton's are pretty minimal but the Barton's look like they could be a headache. Thinking I would need lifter bushings to restrict the oil to the top end if I went with push rod oiling ( on the Barton's). Not to mention I'll need new lifters also if I went the Barton route.
Posted By: hemi-itis

Re: Stage V hemi rockers - 03/23/18 04:23 AM

You can restrict the pushrods to limit how much oil goes upstairs.I still have shaft oiling but sent oil up the ex pr's and lost 15 psi.Restricted the 15 psi came right back!

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Posted By: fbs63

Re: Stage V hemi rockers - 03/23/18 12:55 PM

The last set of T&D (Barton) rockers I worked with had built in spray bar oiling. You drill and tap a 1/8" x3 an fitting in the oil galley and run a line to the bedplate to oil them. They are a much nicer set up than traditional Hemi rocker gear. So easy to put one rocker at a time on.
Posted By: DoubleD

Re: Stage V hemi rockers - 03/23/18 01:24 PM

The Barton valve train is the Only way to go
Posted By: rickseeman

Re: Stage V hemi rockers - 03/23/18 03:07 PM

Barton makes great stuff but the Stage V is as simple as a stone and you will love it.
Posted By: 6PKRTSE

Re: Stage V hemi rockers - 03/23/18 03:27 PM

I agree. I have Barton's on my 528". Spray bar is visible.

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Posted By: Anonymous

Re: Stage V hemi rockers - 03/24/18 01:40 AM

I was surprised how heavy the Barton assembly was.
Posted By: rowin4

Re: Stage V hemi rockers - 03/24/18 05:11 AM

I think mine was about 17 pounds x 2 but the ease of assembly and one rocker removal if needed is the big plus.
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