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Re: hemi rocker choice [Re: an8sec70cuda] #1161465
01/25/12 10:37 AM
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At one time factory rockers were on fuel cars.

Stage V stuff is very nice, Indy's stuff isn't bad either and they have adjustable stands now.

The T+D stuff is expensive, but it allows you to do so much more on getting the geometry correct, and keeping it there after a valve job, or changing valve length and so on. Not to mention the pushrod clearance issues. The T+D will allow you sacrifice one parameter to gain in another. The time saved in geometry correction makes them worth the money to me, and they're just plain better than the factory style stuff in my opinion.

Re: hemi rocker choice [Re: dthemi] #1161466
01/25/12 11:31 AM
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At one time factory rockers were on fuel cars.

Stage V stuff is very nice, Indy's stuff isn't bad either and they have adjustable stands now.

The T+D stuff is expensive, but it allows you to do so much more on getting the geometry correct, and keeping it there after a valve job, or changing valve length and so on. Not to mention the pushrod clearance issues. The T+D will allow you sacrifice one parameter to gain in another. The time saved in geometry correction makes them worth the money to me, and they're just plain better than the factory style stuff in my opinion. [/quote


The only problem is depending on where you buy them they can cost 2X/3X what others are.Depending on the build would be the justification of the extra cost.The Indys can be adjusted on Indys Legend heads or when using the steel stands on OEM style heads.We have Indys on 90% of our hemi builds and even on Donny's blown alcohol engine.We have had zero failures in 11 years of using them.
With out a doubt the T/Ds are the best,we were told by T/D that we have to buy them from Barton.They are adjustable and they eliminate any possible oil issues.Darren,we were told there are a couple of versions,can you shed some light on this.

Re: hemi rocker choice [Re: B G Racing] #1161467
01/25/12 11:38 AM
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I have a set in zillion boxes. The oiling is through spray bar? Hasn't really yet opened to me how that works.


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Re: hemi rocker choice [Re: Defbob] #1161468
01/25/12 02:49 PM
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someone else's motor here




like i said earlier, works of art!

Re: hemi rocker choice [Re: HEMIFRED] #1161469
01/25/12 03:14 PM
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Do i need really need to go all $$$$$ on a set rockers shafts and stands, or will a cheaper setup like the one on ebay(sorry) work fine?




I haven't heard a single good word about the cheap chinese junk sets being sold cheap on ebay, that is definitely a you get what you pay for.

you buy cheap crap , you get cheap crap .




As far as I know we haven't heard any complaints here which shocks me. Maybe no one here used them or had problems and is not about to post it?

I do know of one set that had terrible ratio variations

I think I have a decent stock set around for 1K




Fred , here is where I seen it said about them .

Re: hemi rocker choice [Re: JohnRR] #1161470
01/25/12 06:51 PM
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where is the best place to buy a set of stock rockers?? i need stands and shafts too. thanks Ed

Re: hemi rocker choice [Re: HEMI472] #1161471
01/26/12 07:27 PM
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Darren, How did the FX Hemi rockers work out?

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