went to my mopar friends house today and left with a box of shiny red roller rockers and cupped rods for FREE looks like my 360 is getting more fresh hardware, does anyone know what brand these are and or how much they are worth?
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daredevil
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If theres no name I would think made in China. No way I would stick that junk in my motor unless I pulled the valve covers every day for inspection.More trouble than they are worth. jmho
mullinax95
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I hate to admit it but I bought a set of those and used them for a little while. Notice that the valve springs rub on the rocker near the roller. Mine hit worse than that however.
Mother mopar did a good job on her rocker system :thumleft:
I can see where a good roller system would help any engine..
But like I said :glasses7: a good roller system, I don't know anything about top rollers but we do have many members that do :thumleft:
To the top to find a roller system tec for you mopardrt
I agree daredevil :happy1:
I can see where a good roller system would help any engine..
But like I said :glasses7: a good roller system, I don't know anything about top rollers but we do have many members that do :thumleft:
To the top to find a roller system tec for you mopardrt
I agree daredevil :happy1:
theothergarth
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I would second MeMike on that, Mopar stock rockers and valve assemblies are simplicity and good function all rolled into one!
Bulldozer
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they look purty, but personally i stick with the factory stuff
bkbond12
Old ones need lovin too..
This has to be them http://www.summitracing.com/parts/PRO-66869/?rtype=10
http://www.proformparts.com/product...S_b_CHRYSLER_S_B_b_1_5_RATIO_/category_id/275
never seen proform rockers that were red....probably generic aluminum rockers made in china...
look like they do not ride on any caged roller bearing on the shaft....
never seen proform rockers that were red....probably generic aluminum rockers made in china...
look like they do not ride on any caged roller bearing on the shaft....
Usually there's a reason you get free parts......and it's not a good one.
OwdKasd
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Not an expert but Rollers only help in very high HP applications. And then it's crazy to cheap out. Those may Be Comp Cams But I believe they sold in individual pieces which makes them an expensive item. They may even be full race application. I would investigate further. Not sure why you can't find a brand name on them. Try finding at least some numbers on them.
Bulldozer
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Can't see how purty they are under a valve cover anyways.
funny thing is , somewhere i saw some transparent small block chebby valve covers....
dartcuda1
67 Barracuda 500ci 6sp
X2 the only thing I would do is make sure the clearance's are right.What I mean by that is ,Make sure the valve spring is not hitting the rocker{clarance as needed}and make sure the pushrod is ccentered and the cup has clearance.Put the rockers on and look at the one that pushs the valve all the way down and make sure the roller is in the middle of the valve stem.If all is well adjust and drive. Mark
72ScampTramp
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They look like the PRW ones they sell on Ebay.
crazy 340
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use them as long as they do not come in contact with the spring
roller rocker are alwais good free up hp
for the cost you can not loose
roller rocker are alwais good free up hp
for the cost you can not loose
daredevil
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Till the adjusters come loose and the cam spits a lifter and eats a pushrod breaking piston skirts on the way down to the pan.
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