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| mtndawg |
Feb 5 2017, 12:28 PM
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I currently have pauter rockers on my 2.0 L motor that I acquired. I'm considering going back to stock rockers or doing the 1.7 modification to the swivel foot. What is the benefit of using the 1.7?
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| malcolm2 |
Feb 5 2017, 05:39 PM
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mine are 911 swivel feet. Came with my Cam from TIV store. pushing 30K miles.
the push rods spin during operation, I am sure the lifters do too, so the swivel foot spins too, not sure if it swivels, but I bet a nickel it spins. Increasing life of all the components. IIRC you need 1.7 rockers so the swivel foot adjusters fit. I also have Chromoly pushrods that need zero lash. to check the lash, I make sure the swivel foot spins and I can't get a gauge in. |
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