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JRW31526

JRW31526

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what would approximate valve lift be?, 360 cam champion rockers, also does anyone know if isky sells studs with the rockers?
 
NMS said:
Who sells the champion rocker arm assemble.
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Champion. Part number: 23.040200.00

That's just the rockers - you need the studs as well, but they should be able to identify them from this part number

The rocker set costs $15.00 plus shipping. The stud are maybe $9.00 more if I remember correctly. You might want to order the valve cover as well since its a little taller. If you dont want the cover, you'll need to pound out a little extra interior clearance with a small ball-peen hammer - easily done at no cost.

Call 877-338-0999
 
sCREamnClones said:
What 'page' are you on John? I must have missed that one...(?)
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hey John...I wasn't attempting 2b sarcastic/critical maybe there is confussion on which Rockers are being addressed here. However, my uderstanding is that the 'old-style' units are/were 1.0:1 and the 'new' style 13hp look-alike is...'something >'.....right or wrong? Sori too confuse.
 
sCREamnClones said:
hey John...I wasn't attempting 2b sarcastic/critical maybe there is confussion on which Rockers are being addressed here. However, my uderstanding is that the 'old-style' units are/were 1.0:1 and the 'new' style 13hp look-alike is...'something >'.....right or wrong? Sori too confuse.
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No harm no foul its all good the 13's come in at 1.25.1
 
JRW31526 said:
so the new style come in at 1.0:1?
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Isnt 1.0:1 just another way of saying 1:1 ratio? lol never been great at math, but i believe 1.0:1 is the same as saying 1:1, since the 0 in 1.0 basically is 0. I can understand 1.25:1, but not why someone would put 1.0:1 rather than just 1:1
 
Weddle Racing said:
Isnt 1.0:1 just another way of saying 1:1 ratio? lol never been great at math, but i believe 1.0:1 is the same as saying 1:1, since the 0 in 1.0 basically is 0. I can understand 1.25:1, but not why someone would put 1.0:1 rather than just 1:1
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You are correct. Some folks also refer to this as a 1.0:1.0 or a 1:1.00.
 
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