427 SBF

Also I'd like to thank AI for making me want to spend money on some new wheels from 3030 autosport


 
I am going to say .040'' if it does not seem to weaken the rocker to much.
I think he means, what he said, rocker to pushrod.
 
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I think he’s talking about the rocker body and the retainer. I’m starting to speak 89. Or maybe I’m way off. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Not retainer. The body of the rocker at full lift gets pretty close to the pushrod.

I don't know what kind of magic dust or ramp rate I would need for the rocker to pole vault off the pushrod at full lift 🙄
 
Not retainer. The body of the rocker at full lift gets pretty close to the pushrod.

I don't know what kind of magic dust or ramp rate I would need for the rocker to pole vault off the pushrod at full lift 🙄
Oh, now I get it, the backside of the rocker body. Is this more of your paranoia? It would have to be damn near vertical. If it ain’t touching I wouldn’t worry about it.

A picture could have saved us 10 posts. 😂
 
Oh, now I get it, the backside of the rocker body. Is this more of your paranoia? It would have to be damn near vertical. If it ain’t touching I wouldn’t worry about it.

A picture could have saved us 10 posts. 😂

I should have snapped a pic. The scorpion rockers have a fat ass behind the stud and the cup isn't as far away as you'd think.

As I said a while back the whole geometry of a sbf seems weird between the block and heads.
 
GM fixed all that with the LS 🤣

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"For you are an engine holy to the Lord your God. The Lord your God has chosen you out of all the engines on the face of the earth to be his engine, his treasured possession,"
 
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