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Harland Rockers

November 14 2008 at 7:37 AM
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While mocking-up the valve train assembly, I observed the Harland rocker arm to have only one oil hole and that hole is on the end facing the pushrod. While the stock adj. rocker arm has two holes, one feeding the pushrod and the other lubricating and cooling the the valve stem/spring arrangement. For you folks also running Harland rockers, do your rockers also have only one oil hole. Please advise, thanks-Oliver

 
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Royce
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I think all aftermarket roller rockers are that way

November 14 2008, 9:23 AM 

Never seen an aftermarket roller rocker with more than one oiling hole. Have Harland Sharp rockers on both cars right now. They are great quality, work perfectly, many thousands of trouble free miles.

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Mine do..........

November 14 2008, 3:07 PM 

they are the fuller roller setup with the heavy duty shafts.........Mike

 
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