I called the number... they are bushed not roller bearings. I like that in a cheap rocker
Man told me they are procomp

That is an excellent price! Unfortunately, the low price makes me suspicious. On the other hansd I have had great luck with cheap parts. The rockers I had worked fine,but I didn't work them to hard. I say go for it.

Dave

If you run a roller I wouldn't use them.
Have talked to several guy's that had them break with roller springs.

Have roller with 707 lift and springs with 260lbs seat pressure. Now i have indyrockers the black one. Have been fine for 65 runs with 7400 rpm on the line.But will upgrade to somthing better!! Any ideas?

I only use T&D or Jesel on everything. Pro comps are no better then Indy's. Harland Sharp are also good.

I've beat the snot out of that type (Indy) of rocker going 8.90 and now have the same rocker on my street motor. Don't restrict the oil flow, keep the oil holes down-pointed at the crank and you will be fine.

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They look great for $159.00 ......

KMJ also has some stainless roller rockers, about twice the price; anyone have experience with them?
I remember at a PRI show a few years ago, some of the budget aluminum rockers I saw there had a lot of roughness in the way the rollers turned.