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07-08-2006, 01:19 PM
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I'm slow ...I know.
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: houston
Posts: 518
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Re: edelbrock performer rpm heads, YES!
well ...if it were me im kind of lazy and i wouldnt go through the work of changing the cam out PLUS stud mount rockers are easier to adjust ...so if you want more lift and keep the stud mount setup ...just get you a set of 1.7 stud mount RR's - the extra lift will be provided there, but theres a catch with stud mounted rockers. the guideplates require hardened pushrods so you are going to have to order you a new set. trickflow makes a set for under 100 bucks if you go to summitracing and the new rockers will probably cost you 200-250 off the same site.
anyways ...thats what i would do hey ..did you buy those heads new - just wondering
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