I went to the site and I don't see 1.7 ratio.

 

My bad. I thought that was the site. I cannot seem to find them. Does anyone know if they went out of business or what? I could have sworn I saw them on that site.

 

Here is where I bought mine. Good deal and fast shipping.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/SBC-3...spagenameZWDVW

 

I think the other guy was reffering to the fact that you didnt list guideplates and 1.7's are non self alighning I think I could be wrong. So you need some guideplates and from everything I have readGM ones are the best to buyy others dont work well.

 

Oh, now it makes more sense. Usually it helps to state a reason for something instead of just having the statement, "you let me know". But yes, GMPP guide plates are the ones to use. I heard something about the other ones not working or ruining pushrods or something.

I actually learned something today . I did not know they where non-self aligning. I just noticed them and planned on researching them when I had money to actually buy them.

 

So you plan on machining the heads for 1.550 springs?

 

the springs aren't 1.550, the springs are 1.430. Yeah I now noticed I screwed up....damnit

What is the size then?

 

So what was the deal with the lift/springs? So which springs do I need go with again.

 

987's

I was wrong, they fit in the stock seats from what I hear.

 

On the link where you can buy the 1.7's, it says that they are for a chevy big block. will they still fit my LT1????

 

Scorpion Rockers: http://www.flatlanderracing.com/scorpionrockers.html
Part Number SCP1025 for 3/8 stud 1.7s
Part Number SCP1026 for 7/16 stud 1.7s

Strange that www.cdpautomachine.com lists the SCP1026 as 1.65 rockers, and www.flatlanderracing.com lists SCP1026 as 1.7? Maybe a call into www.scorpionperformance.com is in order?

Thomas.

 

Just an update for those future searchers .....

I just called Scorpion Performance and they confirmed SBC 1.7 RR 7/16 Stud Rockers are part number SCP1026.

Thomas.