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| sjhenry1075 |
 Jun 27 2023, 09:28 AM
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Hey everyone,
I apologize if this is common knowledge, I am just trying to learn my one thing for the day. So I am building a 2056 and I just need a little more information regarding rockers/swivel foot adjusters, 8mm vs 10mm adjusting screws, etc.. I currently have a stock 1.7 that came with my 71, but I am also building a 2056 that will have dual 40 IDF's, 86a cam, and 2.0 heads with 44/38 valves. I keep reading about using 1.7 rockers. Are they referring to the rockers on 1.7 engines? What is the benefit to using swivel foot adjusters? 911 adjusters? I am really trying to learn as much as possible about these engines and each component. |
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sjhenry1075 Valve train Jun 27 2023, 09:28 AM
brant the 1.7 rockers already have the correct thread si... Jun 27 2023, 09:51 AM cgnj You have correct rockers for 911 swivel feet. They... Jun 27 2023, 10:00 AM rfinegan I was in the opinion that the new SS valves are no... Jun 27 2023, 10:15 AM 914werke What hasnt been mentioned is they (adjusters) are ... Jun 27 2023, 10:44 AM
sjhenry1075 Thank you for all the replies, it's definitely... Jun 27 2023, 01:29 PM  |
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