F/S - COLO 1.6 GMPP Roller Rockers
05-01-2004, 10:18 PM
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F/S - COLO 1.6 GMPP Roller Rockers
I have a set of Crane / GMPP Bowtie aluminum full roller rockers. Bought them back when I built my first stroker and they have about 11,000 miles on them. In excellent shape, went to 1.52 Comps to solve a geometry issue. Currently selling online at most retailers for 269 - 279.00.
Here's the GMPP description (edited for accuracy):
First 225.00 takes em. I prefer paypal to pertech@justice.com
Thanks!
Here's the GMPP description (edited for accuracy):
These GM Performance Parts Small Block 1.6:1 ratio Aluminum Rockers are similar to the rockers used in the 1996 Corvette LT4 engine, except the trunnions have been machined for early model 3 /8" rocker studs. This kit of 16 rockers includes nuts. They are self-aligning style rockers with washers between the rollers and the rocker body for improved wear characteristics. By reducing the length of the rocker stud slots, it improves the stiffness by 30% over comparable aftermarket designs. These rockers will accommodate up to .575" valve lift. One of the main advantages of these rockers is about 2 lbs-ft in rotation torque, which provides a quieter idle.
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05-03-2004, 11:44 AM
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Originally posted by red_warrior_z28
got any pix? whats the lowest you would go, i have cash in hands but it depends how low you will go. let me know.
got any pix? whats the lowest you would go, i have cash in hands but it depends how low you will go. let me know.
05-04-2004, 09:47 PM
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