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Old 12-25-2013, 11:53 PM   #5
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Default Re: Rocker Arm Ratio

In your example, you used a SBC with .410 net lift & I assume thats what the spec sheet calls for @ the valve. If so, why is there a slippery slope with changing pushrod length to get .418 lift @ the valve. Its over spec. I understand whats being said about different angles affecting lift. Was this some older school stuff trying to get more from the stock rocker before the rollers were legal ? Just asking.
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