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Any thoughts on rebushing stock rockers? Any prior topics on this and where do i get the bushings. I probaly don't to offset ream them for more lift as I don't want get too close to pistons.These rockers are just some that I picked up from my pile. I have new Mummert shafts Thanks Harry
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Harry, at one time Rocker Arm Specialist (out west somewhere) was regrinding and bushing y block rockers. I don't know if they are still in business or not. Try a google search and see what pops up.
Glen Henderson
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just bought a core 292 it apears to have had a recent rebuild,but left out in the rain.it has rockers that have bras bushings,they and the shafts are like new. would like to find the source for the bushings.
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Rocker Arm Specialist are now Rocker Arm Unlimited. They have an exchange program or you can have your own rebushed. They even make up a heavy duty set of rockers 1.6 that use a larger rocker, a nut lock adjuster.
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I would just throw this out there, not that rebushed rockers are not a good way to go for a milder engine.. On race motors with higher RPM and spring pressures I have seen failures where the casting breaks . The bushing thins the rocker body and they come apart.. Just a observation
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have several sets some are much heaveyer especialy at the hole,newer 1s apear riskey to re bush
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