| Author | Topic:   stock rail type rockers | 
	| james306 Journeyman
 Posts: 41From: falmouth,me,usa
 Registered: Feb 2003
 |  posted 03-02-2003 07:24 PM         any of you guys ever run ford stock rail type rockers on a .550 lift solid lifter cam? rpms? when is enough enough with these rockers?
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	| Moneymaker Administrator
 Posts: 18704From: Lyons, IL, USA
 Registered: May 99
 |  posted 03-02-2003 07:26 PM         Don't bother. The stock ones break at anything over .500 lift.
  Get the Comp Magnums minimum.
 We stock the Comp 1431 rail type Magnums.
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	| Fastymz Moderator
 Posts: 9095From: Reno Nv   USA   MEM#1240
 Registered: Apr 2001
 |  posted 03-02-2003 07:28 PM         The only thing I've rad against high lift with those rockers.You have to watch and make sure the slots are wide enough for the extra movement.
 Ok I didn't see Ales's post before I posted mine.So now I'll change mine to read,
 Please see the above post.
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	| james306 Journeyman
 Posts: 41From: falmouth,me,usa
 Registered: Feb 2003
 |  posted 03-02-2003 07:52 PM         moneymaker, how much for the 1431s? $$
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	| capri man Gearhead
 Posts: 2689From: doerun, ga.
 Registered: Nov 2000
 |  posted 03-02-2003 07:52 PM         also the stock rockers are not very consistant. one may be 1.55 and the next one 1.65.
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	| Moneymaker Administrator
 Posts: 18704From: Lyons, IL, USA
 Registered: May 99
 |  posted 03-02-2003 08:07 PM         Email me direct please.
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	| n2oMike Gearhead
 Posts: 1367From: Spencer, WV
 Registered: Jan 2001
 |  posted 03-03-2003 11:06 AM         Everything I've read indicates rail type rockers are NOT recommended for solid lifter cams.  Lash adjustment would be a b*tch!
  You might want to look into either a hydraulic cam, or swap the heads for some that are set up for guide plates (and standard non-rail rockers).   Good Luck!   ------------------Mike Burch
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	| Moneymaker Administrator
 Posts: 18704From: Lyons, IL, USA
 Registered: May 99
 |  posted 03-03-2003 11:08 AM         
 quote:Originally posted by n2oMike:
 Everything I've read indicates rail type rockers are NOT recommended for solid lifter cams.  Lash adjustment would be a b*tch!
  You might want to look into either a hydraulic cam, or swap the heads for some that are set up for guide plates (and standard non-rail rockers).   Good Luck!   
 Yes, you would need some of those very skinny feeler guages.
 ------------------Alex Denysenko
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