Reworking the 273 Adjustable Rockers

Jad, ok, NO drilling into the shaft. plug the top rocker hole (weld or setscrew). setscrew in the access hole in the adjuster side per your directions. drill .100" hole on valve side clocked just right to shoot a blast onto valve tip. All good so far? I have a bunch of shafts to choose from & some if not all (never noticed) have the banana grooves that would be on the bottom toward the valve side with the notches orientated correctly. (down/pass rear and down dr front). Good so far? is the OE oiling hole/banana groove enough for the adjuster/cup AND for the added .100" hole on the other side for the valve tip we wanna add? EDIT I reread your response again & I think I got it as in the OE shaft hole/banana groove DOES provide enough oil for the added valve side hole (or you woulda commented). Always a good day when you can answer your own questions!. Thanks again bro. this is gonna be a high RPM circle track 360 & I dont wanna leave anything on the table nor the embarrassment of a DNF!

I drilled the hole for the valve tip oiling to .125 personally.
The grove is on the bottom and 90 degrees from that are oil holes facing the pushrod. I have no hole in the shaft on the valve side. Correction the banana grove is on the spring side of the hold down bolt at the bottom.
If you take out the adjustment screw and look in the bottom of the hole you will see why the oil can blow out the side hole.