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The only thing out there that we have found to actually fit it 1.6. No one has taken the plunge to try anything larger, mainly for $$ reasons. There are several 1.65 and 1.7s out there that "might" work, but at ~$500 a set, its a risky venture. The clearancing shouldn't be a problem, its bolting them to the heads and maintaining proper geometry that would be the biggest issue.
The only thing out there that we have found to actually fit it 1.6. No one has taken the plunge to try anything larger, mainly for $$ reasons. There are several 1.65 and 1.7s out there that "might" work, but at ~$500 a set, its a risky venture. The clearancing shouldn't be a problem, its bolting them to the heads and maintaining proper geometry that would be the biggest issue.
Here's a way to reduce the risk: You don't have ot buy whole sets of rockers to see if they work, you can buy them one at a time. I've done that with lots of parts that normally only seem to come in sets. Crane does it, Harland Sharp does it. Lots of companies will do this. It's not completely without risk though, it will cost you about $30-$40 per rocker.
harland sharps 1.65 should work since they are a narrow body rocker. summit has a set of 16 for $215.95, part number csp-s1003. i am going to use these when i do my top end swap
HS rockers will work. They meet all the specifications for a SBC narrow body rocker. But the only issue is with lower intake manifold and valve cover clearance. Crane rockers fit the valve covers but not the LIM. Also you may need to file the guide plates for pushrod clearance. But not a big issue.
why not just go with what you know will work with 1.6, and just get a cam with the lift you are looking for? Russ, i didn't have to measure my p-rods for a different rocker ratio. they are just fine.
harland sharps 1.65 should work since they are a narrow body rocker. summit has a set of 16 for $215.95, part number csp-s1003. i am going to use these when i do my top end swap
I have a 2003 3400, should I be looking at rockers with 3/8"s studs or 7/16"s ??
the S1003's have 3/8" stud, whereas the S1006's are 7/16" stud.
....need help....
-=ЯoB=- 3400 3spd Z24 ---167Hp, 193Ft-Lbs @ the wheels
14.99@91.33mph
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