<VV> Engine building - rocker arms

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Les, Seth will chime in here I hope. The rocker arms you choose, if used on 
a rocker stud (3/8") MUST be Corvair replacements with appropriately placed 
oil hole (Different than Big Chevy or Ford), and correct lengths between 
push rod and fulcrum and valve stem and fulcrum. The oil hole is absolutely 
critical. I don't believe either company offers a Corvair replacement rocker 
arm.
Harland Sharp does offer a roller tip rocker offered by Clarks.

Good Luck

Chuck S
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Les" <corvair at mts.net>
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Sent: Saturday, February 13, 2010 6:31 PM
Subject: <VV> Engine building - rocker arms


> Making progress on my 140 build. I have three engines worth of rocker
> arms here and not enough good ones to make one engine. What's are some
> good options for standard rocker arms? I see Clarks only sells sets with
> nuts and balls (I have new nuts and balls already). Looks like Crower
> and Egge both have rocker arms available. Roller is too many $. Is there
> a roller tip option?
>
> Thanks,
> Les
>
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