Rocker arms that clear larger diameter springs

A lot of what happens to the rockers has nothing to do with the rockers themselves. While I'm not a fan of cheaper stuff (or perhaps a better way to present that is I understand what getting a cheaper product to market entails), my impression is you had other issues causing you problems. For instance - a bad valve job, incorrect valve springs, or valve spring setup, bad guides, overtightening attachment bolts, bad or poorly installed cam bearings, bad or incorrect pushrods, bad lifters, or over-revving can all cause damage to rockers that otherwise would be fine.

Was a pretty bad valve job (ootb eddy heads) And not all of them were bad, but the bad ones didnt have the tip sitting level on the valve, it was crooked, I dont know how I didnt notice that when I originally put them on. So those rollers have wear on one side, and scuff marks like they stopped spinning at some point. There were also no oil holes in the rocker for the roller tips, they were only splash oiled it seemed.

I'm sure it was a few things, but either way I need new rockers. And this time the heads have a good valve job, the correct springs were used, and the lifters should be good. Everything should be good to go this time.