LS ROLLER ROCKERS & MEASURING FOR PUSHRODS

LS ROLLER ROCKERS & MEASURING FOR PUSHRODS.
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[@z06jakee]

Im in the same boat, I was going to go with the yella terra rockers so I ordered them and 4 months of waiting and absolutely nothing, customer service was absolutely horrible I think if I got them and they broke I would have never been able to contact them to get another set, I went ahead and canceled my order and went with the tsp roller rockers. I wanted to go with a set from T&D but they are out of their minds trying to charge almost 5 thousand for a set of steel roller tips. I’m sure there is a reason they are that much but I’m only going to be running 660 lift at 450 pounds of opening pressure so I definitely didn’t need those

[@WATCHMEWRENCH]

I think you made the right descison. I have no issues with mine. Thanks for watching. Let me know how they work out for you.

[@chrisphalen5224]

I was just wondering, why count the 15 3/4 turns on the bolt, in relation to the 11 turns on the push rod checker? Is the 15 3/4 turn always supposed to be the same?

[@WATCHMEWRENCH]

I went into my technique in greater detail in a prior video called "Measuring for Pushrod Length LS Motor. Boosted C6 Build. Part 28."

[@stevenbelue5496]

There is no need to count the turns to bolt the rocker down, just like you said it has no effect on preload, because you bolt the trunnion down solid and there is no adjustment. If it was an adjustable rocker like the old sbc with a stud and locking nut this method might be applicable.

[@fishntools]

Surprised you're using bolts as opposed to rocker studs on that alum. head???

[@WATCHMEWRENCH]

Lets see how the bolts work. if there are any issues I will change them out. Thanks for watching.