Parts I WANT!! ASAP!

[asylummotorsports]

Billet valve cover. (One is fine)

Single roller billet timing chain set up.

1.6:1 aluminum roller rockers.



MONEY IS BURNING A HOLE IN MY POCKET!!


What's happening with this stuff??

[IsaacHayes]

I take donations......... lol
Timing sets have some news, check the store.

[ForcedFirebird]

Well, for now, you can polish the front cover, prey your timing chain holds, and use SBC Gold rockers

[asylummotorsports]

I'm willing to pay a fair amount of cash for a set of Crane Gold "already-modded" 1.6 rockers for my 3500.

The timing chain is a concern with the new parts, but I'm hoping the pre '99 stuff holds up, and the valve cover is just BLING!

I'm OLD!! I like BLING DAMMIT!!!

[IsaacHayes]

You are getting a cam... just wait until the scorps are ready and go with 1.7 or 1.8... If those will work with your springs... Not sure what lift that works out to be.

[asylummotorsports]

If I wanted more bloody lift I would have ordered a cam with the lift built in..... DUH!

[IsaacHayes]

Well crap mo stank! It sound like you needed a pick me up, so I suggested a higher ratio for a lift!

[1988GTU]

Send the funds my way I can put it to use! .... hell I can route you to a direct payment center.


It would be nice to see the official parts, not read about it.

[ForcedFirebird]

Ben has SBC gold rockers modded already, just give him a shout You need the adapter studs to go with though...

[Superdave]

why? stock rockers are fine...

[gectek]

dont forget about guide plates and heat treated pushrods.

[asylummotorsports]

I ordered pushrods with the cam.

Forget if I ordered hardened. I'm thinking NO.

So guide plates not req'd?

And thanx Dave, it appears the stock rockers will have to do for now.

[gectek]

you can not use guide plates on pushrods that are not heat treated. they will wear in two.

[ForcedFirebird]

you can not use guide plates on pushrods that are not heat treated. they will wear in two.

QFT!

The weaker metal will always lose in a friction based battle. This is why crank bearings are soft.