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Rocker arm recomendations #1498949
09/09/13 12:49 PM
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I'm having problems with aluminum roller rocker arms. They flex too much and I can't keep them adjusted. If I tighten them too much I pull the threads out of the rockers. I run Shubeck lifters and an aggressive stock eliminator cam shaft. Minimum seat pressure is 230 lbs. I'm thinking of going with stainless steel roller rockers. I see Comp Cams has some that may work. I'd like to know what you guys are using.

Raul

Re: Rocker arm recomendations [Re: Aspen7695] #1498950
09/09/13 01:01 PM
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Comps ultra pro magnums are bushed and they are holding up fine in my solid roller cam'd small block.

Re: Rocker arm recomendations [Re: Aspen7695] #1498951
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I'm using Harland Sharp roller rockers and might find a couple that are a thousandth or two off after a race weekend. But I "only" have 170-180 lbs on the seat.

Re: Rocker arm recomendations [Re: DJVCuda] #1498952
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Comps ultra pro magnums are bushed and they are holding up fine in my solid roller cam'd small block.




I have these on my big block and like them. About 220 on the seat, 500 over the nose. Mine are older and had bronze bushings installed.

Re: Rocker arm recomendations [Re: Aspen7695] #1498953
09/10/13 12:15 AM
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I'm having problems with aluminum roller rocker arms. They flex too much and I can't keep them adjusted. If I tighten them too much I pull the threads out of the rockers. I run Shubeck lifters and an aggressive stock eliminator cam shaft. Minimum seat pressure is 230 lbs. I'm thinking of going with stainless steel roller rockers. I see Comp Cams has some that may work. I'd like to know what you guys are using.

Raul


Is this a BB or SB Mopar and if a SB is it early motor with single shaft rocker arms or the later Magnum type motor with stud mounted rockers? If a single shaft type on either size motor try a set of Harland Sharp aluminum roller rockers or a set of T&D single shaft rocker arms


Mr.Cab Racing and winning with Mopars since 1964. (Old F--t, Huh)
Re: Rocker arm recomendations [Re: Cab_Burge] #1498954
09/10/13 04:43 PM
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Thanks for the suggestions. I can't run Harland Sharps because they need a longer valve to make the geometry correct. They said to run lash caps and they will be fine. NHRA says no lash caps in stock eliminator. Oh, the motor is a 360 LA. I am leaning toward the Comp Magnums.

Raul

Re: Rocker arm recomendations [Re: Aspen7695] #1498955
09/11/13 12:42 AM
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You might want to talk with Bob Mazzolini in Riverside, CA or Don Little in Westley, CA (Nor Cal) about Stock Eliminator motors. They have been at it forever and I just remembered Rettig Bros in Modesto are very good as well.







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