what would u make of this
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It says that they were found in the Manley box in a reprocessed storage tank.
They say they matched these rockers up to a known set of LT4 rockers. I believe Crane makes the LT4 rockers and those rockers are marked "Crane" and have the bowtie logo engraved on them so they are most likely the real deal. Ebay auctions always make me nervous though.
They say they matched these rockers up to a known set of LT4 rockers. I believe Crane makes the LT4 rockers and those rockers are marked "Crane" and have the bowtie logo engraved on them so they are most likely the real deal. Ebay auctions always make me nervous though.
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He explains the rocker arms were found in the Manley valve box. Not sure why he thinks this is important. The OEM LT4 rockers were made by Crane.
That's the correct part # for the LT4's.
FOUND IN REPROCESSED STORAGE TANK. SET OF 16 ROCKER ARMS. CHECK SPECS # TO SEE IF THEY ARE WHAT YOU NEED. THEY CAME IN THE BOX AS SHOWN , THEY LOOK RELATIVELY UNUSED, NO CRACKS, HEAT STRESS MARKS OR WEAR MARKS . I BELIEVE THEY ARE FOR LT4 ENGINE (SEE DETAILS BELOW FOR EXAMPLE) BUT CANNOT BE SURE. THEY DID MATCH UP WITH THE NOS GM #12557779 SET WE SOLD LAST WEEK .SEE OTHER AUCTIONS FROM STORAGE TANK.
That's the correct part # for the LT4's.
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