Rocker roller coversion for 502 - push rod length? - need valve train expert
04-21-2016 | 08:19 PM
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These Engine Pro Rockers wouldn't happen to be private labeled from Speedmaster (used to be ProComp) would they ?
https://speedmaster79.com/engines-co...t=238&limit=36
Engine Pro : http://www.enginepro.com/downloads/n...RockerArms.pdf
Speedmaster BBC :
https://speedmaster79.com/engines-co...t=238&limit=36
Engine Pro : http://www.enginepro.com/downloads/n...RockerArms.pdf
Speedmaster BBC :
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04-21-2016 | 08:21 PM
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These Engine Pro Rockers wouldn't happen to be private labeled from Speedmaster (used to be ProComp) would they ?
https://speedmaster79.com/engines-co...t=238&limit=36
https://speedmaster79.com/engines-co...t=238&limit=36
04-21-2016 | 08:36 PM
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04-21-2016 | 08:52 PM
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I know engine pro rods are manleys, their bbc hydraulic lifters are morels, just like howards, lunati, erson, and others. Their balancers are powerbond/dayco , and alot of stuff is made by the big companies . I have not known them to sell chinese crap . They supply alot of professional machine shops with parts. Not sure about their rockers though.
04-21-2016 | 08:53 PM
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Good info.
Much like what PBM does then...but, PBM's house brand block was a ProComp. So....one needs to find out before they assume and buy something.
Much like what PBM does then...but, PBM's house brand block was a ProComp. So....one needs to find out before they assume and buy something.
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04-21-2016 | 09:18 PM
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The number of threads gripped by the nut is a little bit less even than what shows because the first 1/8" or so of the rocker nut has no threads.
The number of threads gripped by the nut is a little bit less even than what shows because the first 1/8" or so of the rocker nut has no threads.
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