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is it better to have ajustible rockers or regular 
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adjustable if you are going to have ANY head work done.
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I don`t meen to sound like a 5 year old but wy :
:Well, for one thing, adjustable rockers will allow you to compensate for a shaved head (as in milled 
). Another more practical reason to use them is to set the proper pre-load when using a hydraulic cam and lifters. With the non-adjustable setup, you're limited to shimming the rocker stands and/or using different length pushrods to achieve correct pre-load.
Naturally, they are mandatory when using a solid lifter cam, they're used to set valve lash.
). Another more practical reason to use them is to set the proper pre-load when using a hydraulic cam and lifters. With the non-adjustable setup, you're limited to shimming the rocker stands and/or using different length pushrods to achieve correct pre-load.Naturally, they are mandatory when using a solid lifter cam, they're used to set valve lash.
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While technically they are correct most dont bother unless its for performance.
You mill the head .060" and then put on a .050" composite head gasket you really arent losing very much. Some of the guys here just put it back together and let the lifter absorb the slack
While technically they are correct most dont bother unless its for performance.
You mill the head .060" and then put on a .050" composite head gasket you really arent losing very much. Some of the guys here just put it back together and let the lifter absorb the slack
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