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Thank you for the  comment!  Always valuable input here.

Rocky I will definitely look at those rockers. That's what I want is improved function, with reliability. I think I breezed past those for some reason in the past. They look like a great option...especially since you've been running them since 2014! I want to have the confidence of jumping in the car, driving for 500 miles and not get stuck somewhere.

Mr. Bosswrench! I can always count on your great info! I never thought about a machinist screwing up a head when machining the pedestals to accept a 7/16 stud!  Fortunately, I do have three sets of 4V heads but one is an open chamber set. But I should have a backup if needed. Also the machinist I found only 5 miles from me had races the 351C for many many years, so hopefully that experience will add to his machining capabilities.  And do vaguely remember the there was a setup that didn't require pushrod guides. I'll look at that also.

Bdud, never thought about a beehive breaking....will definitely look at the conical springs or just go with a more conventional spring that has a damper which if the main spring broke might still save the valve from major damage. Thank you, great advice!

 

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