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Are we allowed a 1.6 rocker where a 1.5 is listed to make our camshaft lift legal? Thanks for your help.
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Absolutely not in Stock Eliminator.
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Get the rulebook, it has what we can and cannot do to the eingines
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David,
I read the rule book where does it say what rocker ratio? |
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Rocker ratio is in the blueprint specifications. You absolutely cannot have a rocker ratio higher than that specified in the guide for your engine.
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Thanks Alan, I had a conversation last evening and the fellow seemed to think the rule had changed.
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