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 Here is 4 B2 rockers and two which are not B2:s. See the difference? Try to search other posts about rockers, because there was a lot of discussion over it about year ago.
 Seppo from Järvenpää, Finland
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#ECG6564-B2 (?) 1:1.54 ratio. Can be seen on side of rocker.
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These are the 1.5 ones? How can you tell the difference? Can you see the number with them on the car?
Doing Fords for 45 years. '56 Customline Victoria
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I think I answered my our question? I have 3 292 4bbl motors they all have the ECG-6564 rockers.We had them on 272,s from 57-58-59.
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First issued in '56. Could be Ford went back to all lower ratio when they de-tuned the Y-Block ('58-59?).
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I think I answered my our question? I have 3 292 4bbl motors they all have the ECG-6564 rockers.
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I was wondering if high ratio rockers were only used on the 312 motors or are they original to others engines as well. Is the number ECG-6564A thanks
WTB 1955 Courier emblems Mark, Jefferson City Missouri
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