cam?

[Coupe50h]

Sure there is better rockers out there, but i disagree with usmc.
The crane 1.7's are fine, they are actually designed for reliability and daily use.
I laugh at some of my friends that I can beat everytime with their high dollar comp cam rockers, including stud mount's....
I will eventually go with those scorpion rockers if mine do wear out, which im not seeing any noticeable wear, and i have alot of miles on mine.
I mean everything has a low life expectancy if you race hard, and frequently.
Btw, If I had a nice stroker motor like usmc's, of course I would have some stud mount crane golds.

[rwhite65]

Originally Posted by Coupe50h

I will eventually go with those scorpion rockers if mine do wear out, which im not seeing any noticeable wear, and i have alot of miles on mine.

I also plan on looking at the scorpion rockers when I have to swap my 1.7 trick flows out for a 1.6 version in the spring.
Ryan

[USMC302]

Originally Posted by Coupe50h

Sure there is better rockers out there, but i disagree with usmc.
The crane 1.7's are fine, they are actually designed for reliability and daily use.
I laugh at some of my friends that I can beat everytime with their high dollar comp cam rockers, including stud mount's....
I will eventually go with those scorpion rockers if mine do wear out, which im not seeing any noticeable wear, and i have alot of miles on mine.
I mean everything has a low life expectancy if you race hard, and frequently.
Btw, If I had a nice stroker motor like usmc's, of course I would have some stud mount crane golds.

FWIW, the dowl pins at the end were the problem I had with mine, they were sliding out of place and Crane told me this was a sign of the end of there lifespan. Of course, Crane also knew I was going to spend more money with them...... I probably had 6 or 7k miles on them before I tore everything down for the 331, that's when I noticed them. Glad I did because those little dowel pins in the motor = disaster. Good luck either way!