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| Jomar?
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| Don't know, but Jomar sounds like a good bet
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| My first thought was Jomar.
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| Bill Jenkins? Take care. Tom Worthington
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| Can I say me if I've used one before???? Mark Goulette Owner/Driver of the Livin' The Dream Racing dragster www.livinthedreamracing.com"Speed kills but it's better than going slow!" Authorized Amsoil Retailer |
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| quote: Originally posted by Top355x:
You mean it wasn’t Ed
Nope, never used a stud girdle but I saw a whole lot of broken valve train parts because of them. O'IT!Offering 1st hand experience and advice based on 3 decades of on track proven performance"if you guys are so broke dyck you can't buy USA made parts you need to stay the fuc at home that's the bottomline" ----Tim McAmis  |
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| I had a Jomar years ago. I ground on it and welded then ground some more. I finally got it where it would bolt down without bending the studs and changing lash. Larry, When do we get graded?
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| I never ran the actual Jomar brand but I've been running stud girdles for years and I think I've broken two valve springs in that whole time. I know this, I've seen a lot more breakage with these super duper shaft rockers than I ever have with my stuff. Yeah, I don't run a ton of lift but it never fails they're always announcing from the tower, does anyone have a spare shaft rocker for a BBC. Joe Shmoe has a broken one and needs some help.
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| quote: I finally got it where it would bolt down without bending the studs and changing lash.
Is that testimony to the QC of the stud girdle or the QC of the rocker arm studs? Tolerance stacking, especially on splayed valves, has to be significant in a production scenario.
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| Vern, prior to 2008 all I ran was Crane Gold stud mounted shaft rockers without a girdle and I never broke any valve train component. Since '08,I've been running shaft rockers. Started with entry level Jesel Sportsman which the nose wheel axle walked out one night and luckily the rocker didn't release the valve locks and I found the wheel and axle. Moved to T&D shaft rockers for the 2012 season and have yet to break a rocker but I do have spares just in case. O'IT!Offering 1st hand experience and advice based on 3 decades of on track proven performance"if you guys are so broke dyck you can't buy USA made parts you need to stay the fuc at home that's the bottomline" ----Tim McAmis |
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| quote: Originally posted by gonzo1546:
I have an old Ridgeway. I’ll go with that.
Yep, Ralph Ridgeway, I ran that blue stud girdle on my SBC back in the early 80s...... |
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| ^^^^^Me too!
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