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Stamped Steel Roller Tip Rocker Arms for 1955-1986 Small Block Chevy [1.5 Ratio for 3/8 in. Stud]
555-20180
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1.5 Ratio for 3/8 in. Stud
JEGS 555-20180 Stamped Steel Roller Tip Rocker Arms Features:
- Compatible with valve springs up to 1.437 inches in diameter
- Stamped steel body for strength and durability
- A super affordable way to reduce internal valve train friction and valve stem wear.
- Non-self-aligning style rocker arm with long slot allows for up to 0.550 in. valve lift
- Heat-treated grooved rocker pivot balls to promote oiling & prevent galling
- Locking Nuts to prevent rockers from loosening out of adjustment
- Roller Tips reduce friction leading to an additional 10 to 15 horsepower
Specifications:
Will these work with 3/8 pushrods?
Will these work on vortec heads without conflicting the centerbolt set up. These heads are machined and guide plates installed so I will not be using self aligning on this application
What push rods and alignment plates would you recommend with these roller rockers?
Will these rockers fit under stock sbc 350 valve covers on my 1975 Corvette. Thanks in advance.
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