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T&D vs Harland Sharp on a 440-1 #1683000
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T&D vs Harland Sharp on a 440-1

Re: T&D vs Harland Sharp on a 440-1 [Re: onefastindy] #1683001
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I had T&D's on mine, for some reason I had major problems with lifters and pushrods. Switched to HS and the problems disappeared. I have also used Indy rockers, were fine in my use for about three years, then started to break, and Ersons which worked great until my own stupidity broke one and you couldn't get any spares. I think I have used the HS for at least six years now and they'r still going strong.


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Re: T&D vs Harland Sharp on a 440-1 [Re: onefastindy] #1683002
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I run both with no problems. I run the Indy rockers and broke several they dont even sell those pieces of junk anymore. I switched to the HS with a large roller cam with a lot of open pressure and run those for several years with no problems. I switched to T&D on this engine combo with the F2 30psi boost with no issues. I like them both.

Re: T&D vs Harland Sharp on a 440-1 [Re: onefastindy] #1683003
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I've used both Harland Sharps and T&D single shaft rockers(both 1.5 and 1.6 ratio) on Indy SR,440-1 and Eddy heads. I saw .030 varience in net valve lift on the T&D and a little more on the Harland Sharps I have another set of 440-1 that I bought with a set of Jesel on them, I haven't mock them up yet so I'm anxious to find out if there quality control is any better than the others As far as quality and longivety the Harland sharps where used on a street car with a solid roller cam that regulary saw 7300 RPM shift points, no problems with them The T&D are on a race motor that i don't have anymore


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Re: T&D vs Harland Sharp on a 440-1 [Re: Cab_Burge] #1683004
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Both good IMO , had Harland's on Indy EZs and now TDs on my -1s


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Re: T&D vs Harland Sharp on a 440-1 [Re: moparniac] #1683005
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T&D.......ive seen harlands brake on solid flat tappet cams.have yet to brake a T&D

Re: T&D vs Harland Sharp on a 440-1 [Re: KOS] #1683006
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Harlands are the answer--call Todd Marsh get some for a deal--run them until you retire then sell them--T&D is overpriced and if you ever need a spare --they are the worst for time frame--if you want real shaft rockers which are the very best forget T&D and go Jesel--the industry leader by far--fantastic stock and service with zero issues when installed right
For most folks Harlands are best answer
Call Todd he is in your hood







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