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Stainless Steel Rocker Arms for Small Block Chevy [1.6 Ratio, 3/8 in. Stud]
555-20923
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Chevy Small Block
JEGS 555-20923 Stainless Steel Rocker Arms Features:
- Designed with oversized full needle bearing trunnions, these rockers aim to boost horsepower, enhance responsiveness, improve durability, and maintain high RPM stability without deflection
- The substantial roller tip minimizes friction, ensuring a smooth path over the valve tip and reducing wear on the valve-to-rocker contact area
- The enhanced trunnion includes an external clip to secure all needle bearings, ensuring optimal performance
- Polylocks
Specifications:
Will these work with speedmaster heads part number : 746-PCE281.2033
What is max spring pressure rating on these rockers,
Will these fit Edelbrock 61775 cylinder heads for a small block Mopar magnum?
What is max lift with these rockers?
are these adjustable
will these rocker arms fit with centerbolt valve cover heads? thx
Will these rocker arms fit ProMaxx Performance 2169 185cc Aluminum Cylinder Heads?
Will this fit on a 1997 Camaro z28 lT1
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