Comp Pro Magnum 1.85 rocker install question
Comp Pro Magnum 1.85 rocker install question
I'm doing my first work on an LS1, a friend's 02 WS6. I'm an LT1 guy. Forgive me.
We are installing Comp's Pro Magnum 1.85 #13705-KIT along with Beehives and Comp pushrods, FAST intake......I know the OE valvetrain is a "net lash" set up, just bolt them in and torque to 22 lb ft.
Do I bolt in the Comps like the stock rockers or do I find zero lash and adjust preload just like I would do on my LT1?
Thanks for your help!
Chad
We are installing Comp's Pro Magnum 1.85 #13705-KIT along with Beehives and Comp pushrods, FAST intake......I know the OE valvetrain is a "net lash" set up, just bolt them in and torque to 22 lb ft.
Do I bolt in the Comps like the stock rockers or do I find zero lash and adjust preload just like I would do on my LT1?
Thanks for your help!
Chad
Don't fool with aftermarket rockers on LS1 hydraulic roller setups unless you're going with something that absolutely needs shaft rockers. Save yourself some time/headache. Every car in my sig has/had stock rockers. (besides the LT1 car)
He's installing a 1.85 rocker kit with springs and pushrods. Staying with stock 1.70 rockers will kind of defeat the purpose of the project.
Mike I know that you're busy with modding the lounge and kill section but could you please take a second and read the origional post?
He's installing a 1.85 rocker kit with springs and pushrods. Staying with stock 1.70 rockers will kind of defeat the purpose of the project.
He's installing a 1.85 rocker kit with springs and pushrods. Staying with stock 1.70 rockers will kind of defeat the purpose of the project.


Yeah, well..

In that case, if you're using non-self adjusting rockers (aftermarket rockers), you'd need to find zero lash and adjust accordingly.
I set them to 3/4 turn from zero lash, car runs great. For those who are considering the Comp 1.85 Pro Mags, they do not fit under the stock valve covers unless you do a little modding.....
The rockers were not a big deal, typical hot rodding mods, a little grinding here, a little there......... removed the drivers side shield, ground some on the inside of the valve cover, a little grounding on the pass. side.
Thanks
The rockers were not a big deal, typical hot rodding mods, a little grinding here, a little there......... removed the drivers side shield, ground some on the inside of the valve cover, a little grounding on the pass. side.
Thanks
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