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Roller Rockers

Started by Wkd_Vl · 16 Sept 2010 · 2 replies

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Wkd_VlArchived member
Hey guys i just want to know if i need to run rollers rockers with the cam im using and can someone explain the differences between standard rockers and roller rockers, Clive cam 232@50, 234@50 522 lift 108 lobe separation cheers
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InjectionArchived member
if you're planning on doing some high RPM work or running a cam with big lift, roller rockers can help with reliability. Basically, the difference is that standard rockers pivot on the same spot and basically "Slide" back and forth on the same spot, so you get a bit of drag. Roller rockers have a large roller at the pivot point, less drag and more reliable as less wear. Roller rockers also have little rollers at the end of the rocker arms where they touch the valve springs, again less drag and better reliability. some roller rockers even have adjustabilility in them to better set up the clearances.
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Wkd_VlArchived member
ok thanks for the good info. my next question is whats the good brand of roller rockers to get. ive seen some cheap sets on ebay.. prices from $450-$1000.
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