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Harland Sharp S40076A vs Scorpion 3221 - does anyone have any feedback? Also, Scorpion Endurance is 28g lighter than their Race rocker so I wanted to see if they are 28g lighter than the Harland also?
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Another black and white ruling that clearly doesn't stand. I have seen everyone shave the pedestals down and put screw-in studs in. I know of a few that have set records and went through tear-down with them. |
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When roller rockers were first approved I asked NHRA if I could switch the stock pedestal rockers out for stud mounts and was told a resounding "NO", read the rule book. I'd always been nervous about the little 5/16 bolts holding down the pedestal but have never had a problem with them. Been running the same set of Sealed Power rockers for 12 seasons along with adjustable pushrods with lots of spring pressure, no issues.
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Haven't ever had a problem with breaking a 5/16 pedestal hold down...haven't heard of any failures at all with pedestals, they can take a lot. I've used the adjustable Ford rockers (B-351) and the PRW's. I had 1 failure with 1 Ford Motorsport rocker...not enough material around the the adjusting threads.....punched a adjuster through....the PRW's have lots more material in the same area and are stronger..but had to play with geometry a bit and cut the stands to get the geometry right. They work fine......
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I decided to go with PRW, never heard of them and it looks like they are made overseas but the price is right, looks like they have more meat near the roller so hopefully they don't crack like the Comps did. Just hoping they last until my next refresh when I can legally go to the stud rockers.
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On the HP increase, and not sure how the ford rockers look, but on a small block Mopar, Comp claimed 20-30 HP increase using their roller tip steel shaft rockers over the stock stamped ones.?
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Have an LT1 with SA Stock Rockers on 7/16 stud.
They do not need push rod guides. Is there any performance advantage going to a Roller Tip or full Roller Rocker? I have a set of 1.6 GM SA Roller Rockers. Can the Cam be ground and use the 1.6 GM RR’s if it meets Lift Requirements? |
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Unless your combo came with 1.6 they are not legal. Whenever someone asks for a performance gain report on one part, the answer would be no. The entire combo needs to be considered. Especially cam and springs lifters pushrods etc. when you are talking legal stocker parts, it all has to work together.
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