GMPP roller rockers
GMPP roller rockers
Anybody running GMPP RRs? Using stock valvesprings? I was browsing throught GMPP RR selection @ gmgoodwrench.com. What is the size of the rocker stud on the LT1? Also... are people switching out their pushrods when they replace the rocker arms? Sorry for so many questions.. but thanks for any feedback.
Re: GMPP roller rockers
Originally posted by 96LT1Fan
Anybody running GMPP RRs? Using stock valvesprings? I was browsing throught GMPP RR selection @ gmgoodwrench.com. What is the size of the rocker stud on the LT1? Also... are people switching out their pushrods when they replace the rocker arms? Sorry for so many questions.. but thanks for any feedback.
Anybody running GMPP RRs? Using stock valvesprings? I was browsing throught GMPP RR selection @ gmgoodwrench.com. What is the size of the rocker stud on the LT1? Also... are people switching out their pushrods when they replace the rocker arms? Sorry for so many questions.. but thanks for any feedback.
John
Re: GMPP roller rockers
Originally posted by 96LT1Fan
Anybody running GMPP RRs? Using stock valvesprings? I was browsing throught GMPP RR selection @ gmgoodwrench.com. What is the size of the rocker stud on the LT1? Also... are people switching out their pushrods when they replace the rocker arms? Sorry for so many questions.. but thanks for any feedback.
Anybody running GMPP RRs? Using stock valvesprings? I was browsing throught GMPP RR selection @ gmgoodwrench.com. What is the size of the rocker stud on the LT1? Also... are people switching out their pushrods when they replace the rocker arms? Sorry for so many questions.. but thanks for any feedback.
-Yes, but should upgrade.. if stock cam go with LT4 springs
-3/8" is the stock stud size, however people (including myself) go up to the 7/16 for strength, insurance, etc.
-Switch out pushrods.. It's 30 bucks, and worth the peace of mind....
FYI, I wouldn't go with LT4 rockers, because if you plan in the future puttting a big cam in it, you could run into a couple problems with the way the slot for the lock nut is. Go with the Crane Golds, which in basic design are ALMOST identical to the GMPP, however feature a bigger slot for later on. IMHO I would go with the Comp Pro Mags, I just switched out from Harlan Sharp 1.6 NSA, to Comp Pro Mags, and the difference is night and day, the Comp Pro Mags just are a much much more solid piece.
Re: Re: GMPP roller rockers
Originally posted by SVT Killer LV
-Yes
-Yes, but should upgrade.. if stock cam go with LT4 springs
-3/8" is the stock stud size, however people (including myself) go up to the 7/16 for strength, insurance, etc.
-Switch out pushrods.. It's 30 bucks, and worth the peace of mind....
FYI, I wouldn't go with LT4 rockers, because if you plan in the future puttting a big cam in it, you could run into a couple problems with the way the slot for the lock nut is. Go with the Crane Golds, which in basic design are ALMOST identical to the GMPP, however feature a bigger slot for later on. IMHO I would go with the Comp Pro Mags, I just switched out from Harlan Sharp 1.6 NSA, to Comp Pro Mags, and the difference is night and day, the Comp Pro Mags just are a much much more solid piece.
-Yes
-Yes, but should upgrade.. if stock cam go with LT4 springs
-3/8" is the stock stud size, however people (including myself) go up to the 7/16 for strength, insurance, etc.
-Switch out pushrods.. It's 30 bucks, and worth the peace of mind....
FYI, I wouldn't go with LT4 rockers, because if you plan in the future puttting a big cam in it, you could run into a couple problems with the way the slot for the lock nut is. Go with the Crane Golds, which in basic design are ALMOST identical to the GMPP, however feature a bigger slot for later on. IMHO I would go with the Comp Pro Mags, I just switched out from Harlan Sharp 1.6 NSA, to Comp Pro Mags, and the difference is night and day, the Comp Pro Mags just are a much much more solid piece.
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