ROLLER ROCKER RECOMMENDATIONS
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302 coupe
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you get what you pay for when it comes to roller rockers. Seriously. Energizers are one the cheapest rockers, so... I like comp pro magnum or crane gold, I've never used scorpions but they have a good rep.
67GTCOUPE
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COMP PRO MAGNUMS.
I do NOT recommend any aluminum rockers,,,,,,the hardened steel roller eats into the aluminum and sends shavings throughout many engines.
I do NOT recommend any aluminum rockers,,,,,,the hardened steel roller eats into the aluminum and sends shavings throughout many engines.
SoCalCruising
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Isn't it the Pro Magnums that require a slightly longer stud? And the pushrod will need checking, too.
302 coupe
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coolblue65
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Dont buy the Energizers- they are cheap for a reason, spend the extra $100 or to get good rockers.
HistoricMustang
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Have used Harland Sharp for years with no issues at the track. Pay a few extra bucks!
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SoCalCruising
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302 coupe: I don't recall the details - it might have also had to do with valve stem length (plus sizes), but I do remember talk about this at the Corral.
+1
I've had mine for 10 plus years with a solid cam on the street and I've beat the bu-jesus out of this motor. Still tight and solid like the day I bought them.
69gmachine
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The poly lock on the Comp 7/16ths pro-magnums does stick up pretty tall, but you don't need a tall stud. There are two options that are only slightly more expensive if you want to go aluminum: Performance Racing Warehouse at around $210 to $215 and Jegs own brand for just slightly less. The PRW brand has a self aligning tip version, so no guide plate is supposed to be needed (not sure I would rely on it though at hi RPMs).
Now will somebody with a '69 Shelby please answer my question about a roll bar in another thread
Now will somebody with a '69 Shelby please answer my question about a roll bar in another thread
You guys sure love to see a cheap skate spend his money.
Comp Pro Magnums or the Harland Sharp may be the way to go. Which Harland Sharps were you recommending? Are the cheapest ones OK?
brianj5600
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It depends on spring pressure. Energizers are fine for a hydraulic cam or even a small mechanical.
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