FRPP RR's, Good Deal Or Too Good To Be True??

Mustang78

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http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_10001_10002_217276_-1


they are dirt cheap, i wonder if the quality is too..if they're ok i'll be ordering a set for my GT40's(hope they fit), Thanks


~Mark~

 

jtfairlane

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Read the fine print...

That kit is 2 rockers per package.

Total for 16 rockers = 447.92

 

Aliate X

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FRPP rockers suck ass anyways

 

Foxfan88

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frpp doesnt make rocker arms they are actually crane rockers sold under ford racing's name IIRC

i have a set and they work perfectly

 

Grn92LX

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Foxfan88 said:

frpp doesnt make rocker arms they are actually crane rockers sold under ford racing's name IIRC

i have a set and they work perfectly

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Yup

 

Mustang78

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damn fine print, too good to be true but thanks for the help

~Mark~

 

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Aliate X said:

FRPP rockers suck ass anyways

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what's your qualified basis for this statement??

i'm using crane frpp style roller rockers, and they work flawlessly.

 

Gearbanger 101

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Aliate X said:

FRPP rockers suck ass anyways

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Maybe for a full on, 7,000RPM capable race preped engine, but for your average bolt on 5.0L, they perform and handle the stress every bit as well as the high dollar billet units. I had the Cranes on my old 5.0L (in the 1.7:1 ratio) for 6-years without so much as a hickup.