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Title: rocker assembly stud kits
Post by: rcianci on September 15, 2021, 12:57:29 PM
Gentleman what are you using for the a/n subject. Preferences, value, etc. I would appreciate your help. No help from the other forum as usual. I have not posted here for awhile but will be doing so more often.Thx. Bob.
Title: Re: rocker assembly stud kits
Post by: fekbmax on September 15, 2021, 01:09:54 PM
https://stores.precisionoilpumps.com/ford-fe/?sort=featured&page=3
Title: Re: rocker assembly stud kits
Post by: turbohunter on September 15, 2021, 03:39:40 PM
Welcome back Bob.
X2 on above, Doug is helpful and his stuff is top notch.
Title: Re: rocker assembly stud kits
Post by: cleandan on September 15, 2021, 09:43:38 PM
I originally purchased my stuff from Dove.
Then I upgraded to the Precision Oil Pumps set from Doug G., including ends stands and soldi spacers.
This was quite a while ago and at that time his kit was using the ARP studs.

The ARP studs were easy to install and have not given one second of trouble.

The studs do make removal of the rocker shaft a bit tricky because you have to either remove studs, or pull the shaft off basically in perfect alignment...otherwise they are easy to deal with.
Title: Re: rocker assembly stud kits
Post by: fairlaniac on September 16, 2021, 12:26:02 PM
I originally purchased my stuff from Dove.
Then I upgraded to the Precision Oil Pumps set from Doug G., including ends stands and soldi spacers.
This was quite a while ago and at that time his kit was using the ARP studs.

The ARP studs were easy to install and have not given one second of trouble.

The studs do make removal of the rocker shaft a bit tricky because you have to either remove studs, or pull the shaft off basically in perfect alignment...otherwise they are easy to deal with.

Cleandan,
I usually leave my studs loose and install the rocker shafts. Then torque them down. I don't use any thread locker. I loosen them up to remove the shaft assemblies when needed. Not sure if it's a preferred method but it has worked for me. I do understand your comment of "perfect alignment".
Title: Re: rocker assembly stud kits
Post by: GerryP on September 16, 2021, 01:23:13 PM
What other forum?  You mean the Net54 forum?  If that's the case, I don't recall seeing you posting a question there.   But if you posted it some place other than the tech forum, I wouldn't see it.
Title: Re: rocker assembly stud kits
Post by: Old Blue 67 on September 17, 2021, 09:02:54 AM
Edelbrock number EDE6009 which is made by ARP.
Title: Re: rocker assembly stud kits
Post by: rcianci on September 26, 2021, 09:36:14 AM
What other forum?  You mean the Net54 forum?  If that's the case, I don't recall seeing you posting a question there.   But if you posted it some place other than the tech forum, I wouldn't see it.
Mr ProctorI have posted 329 times on the 332-428 forum including a very extensive answer from you on carb function, issues etc.Are you getting old, my name on the other forum is rjcianci. Thx. Bob.
Title: Re: rocker assembly stud kits
Post by: GerryP on September 26, 2021, 11:38:27 AM
What other forum?  You mean the Net54 forum?  If that's the case, I don't recall seeing you posting a question there.   But if you posted it some place other than the tech forum, I wouldn't see it.
Mr ProctorI have posted 329 times on the 332-428 forum including a very extensive answer from you on carb function, issues etc.Are you getting old, my name on the other forum is rjcianci. Thx. Bob.

Yes, I am getting old, Bob.  And I meant this question in particular, not any question from you ever.
Title: Re: rocker assembly stud kits
Post by: Stangman on September 26, 2021, 07:25:55 PM
X3 Doug from precision oil pumps.