Roller Rockers worth the money?
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Yella terra ultra lights in 1.8 ratio in conjunction with a 5/8" pushrod have shown 15rwhp gains consistantly. With the stiffer pushrod you get better valvetrain stability and the increased ratio gains more lift. Harland sharp also makes a nice set of aluminum roller rockers as does crane.
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I like the idea that those comp are made of chromoly instead of aluminum. Honestly that would give me piece of mind knowing there would probably be less chance of breakage. I've seen many threads on broken aluminum roller rockers. Not so much on PT.net but on other sites in SBCs and BBCs.
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Yeah i would hesitate with aluminum just because the springs produce a lot of pressure on those little parts. Maybe i can put that money into titanium retainers or something more worth while. I just looked at summit as an option because they were so cheap. I believe the chromoly Comp have a 1.75 but i dont know how much that .05 would change anything.
Is there anything that may benefit the engine other than the cam, springs, and rods?
I'm going with a tvs 1900 SC, Pacesetter LT headers, metal core high flow cats, true dual exhaust, h pipe and flowmaster 10s. Also keep in mind that my rig is a lifted off road truck trather than a track runner.
Is there anything that may benefit the engine other than the cam, springs, and rods?
I'm going with a tvs 1900 SC, Pacesetter LT headers, metal core high flow cats, true dual exhaust, h pipe and flowmaster 10s. Also keep in mind that my rig is a lifted off road truck trather than a track runner.
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As do I...but I just have stock ratio Harland Sharp nonadjustable drop-ins. They've been holding strong for over 6 or 7 years or so, but, if I could ever work up the dough, I'd really like the adjustable Crane golds for my LQ9...maybe 1.8's paired with the Vinci Stangbanger
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I have a gm 14b rear that i'm working on getting 5.13 or 4.88s in sometime soon then i'll decide on a TC but i'm thinking a Yank 3000 or 2500 for my rig. Its hard to justify spending 1k on a TC though..
I do all my mods in the winter when its in the garage so i have a little bit of time to collect all the parts i still need..