Reply to "FORD RACING ROLLER ROCKERS"

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I had a set of these rockers on my 4V closed chamber heads. The problem that I had was that I ended up having to buy adjustable push rods to get the valve lash adjusted correctly. Once they were set up, I never had any problems and put at least 50k miles on them. They were taken off last year when I upgraded to CHI aluminum heads, which had screw in studs.

Valve lash? Sounds like you were using solid lifters. This specific kit is designed for hydraulic lifters only.

Now these rockers - just the rockers - are also used with the stud (7/16") conversion. Is this what you had? I can understand a push rod length issue with solid lifters.

I'm confused by your post - can you clarify?

Thanks,

Larry

3/25/076:48 PM

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