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> For Sale - 1.7 ROCKERS for switching to 911 swivel feet
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post May 26 2009, 08:06 PM
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i've sold most of our extra parts but more keep bleeding out. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/blink.gif) i don't have pictures yet but can/will get as needed

i've got a complete set of 1.7 rockers used for switching to 911 swivel feet. they were out of a parted out 72. they are complete with the std. adjusters (NO swivel feet), rails, springs and stands. you will need to file .040 from them and use your own swivels, it's easy and if you need, there are several threads on doing it.

i will say that by adding swivel feet, it's made the sound of my type IV from a thrashing machine to a porshe... O.K. a v.w/porsche. one great upgrade.

just the rockers $25 SHIPPED O.B.O.
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post May 27 2009, 01:06 AM
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i've sold most of our extra parts but more keep bleeding out. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/blink.gif) i don't have pictures yet but can/will get as needed

i've got a complete set of 1.7 rockers used for switching to 911 swivel feet. they were out of a parted out 72. they are complete with the std. adjusters (NO swivel feet), rails, springs and stands. EXTRA misc included: 4 rails, bunch of stands and centering springs. you will need to file .040 from them and use your own swivels, it's easy and if you need, there are several threads on doing it.

i will say that by adding swivel feet, it's made the sound of my type IV from a thrashing machine to a porshe... O.K. a v.w/porsche. one great upgrade.

$75 (free shipping in lower 48)

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will these work only with 1.7 heads?
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will these work only with 1.7 heads?
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nope, on any and all type IV heads... 1.7, 1.8, 2.0

got them on my 2.0 heads
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post May 27 2009, 08:58 AM
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Will using the swivel feet adjusters change the valve train geometry?
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Will using the swivel feet adjusters change the valve train geometry?



Nope, as noted you just need to take off about .040 from the base of the rocker so the swivel foot can swivel.

Takes the "sideload" off the valve/guide, free's up tons of H.P. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
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i didn't realize i had overpriced the rockers and reduced them accordingly. however i'm selling just the rockers because the shipping for the other heavy misc. is crazy expensive. it is FREE to anyone that is interested in coming by

$25 rocker set, free shipping in lower 48
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