Question about Rockers

Just me · 06-08-2001, 11:21 PM

I sent my heads to Trick Flow last year to have them redone cause I have the older TW's(I hadn't put them on the car till last year). I complained to Trick Flow over the phone, that my valve guides bit the dust in only a few months on an otherwise stock car. The gentleman I spoke to told me that they were aware of this problem and told me to send the heads to them. They sent me my heads back completely redone. They put new springs, bronze valve guides, and cleaned up every nook and cranny. During the time I was waiting I bought a bunch of new stuff to put on the car. When it came time to descide what pushrods and rockers to use with the cam I wanted, I called up Trick Flow. They specifically told me what to buy, so I bought their hardened pushrods(can't remember the number)and motorsport 1.6 RR.
I'm using this with a Wolverine 1087 cam on a stock 91' 302 block. I'm not blowing any smoke at all and the car pulls hard all the way through its powerband without any problems.

Thank you for your reply.

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06-08-2001, 11:21 PM	#1
Just me Registered Member Join Date: Nov 1998 Location: Miami,Florida Posts: 159	I sent my heads to Trick Flow last year to have them redone cause I have the older TW's(I hadn't put them on the car till last year). I complained to Trick Flow over the phone, that my valve guides bit the dust in only a few months on an otherwise stock car. The gentleman I spoke to told me that they were aware of this problem and told me to send the heads to them. They sent me my heads back completely redone. They put new springs, bronze valve guides, and cleaned up every nook and cranny. During the time I was waiting I bought a bunch of new stuff to put on the car. When it came time to descide what pushrods and rockers to use with the cam I wanted, I called up Trick Flow. They specifically told me what to buy, so I bought their hardened pushrods(can't remember the number)and motorsport 1.6 RR. I'm using this with a Wolverine 1087 cam on a stock 91' 302 block. I'm not blowing any smoke at all and the car pulls hard all the way through its powerband without any problems. Thank you for your reply.