does anyont have some comp 1.7 roller rockers that fit under the stock valve covers cause i mocked them up and they don't seem to fit...do you need cover spacers or will they fit?
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does anyont have some comp 1.7 roller rockers that fit under the stock valve covers cause i mocked them up and they don't seem to fit...do you need cover spacers or will they fit?
anyone?
Yes, they will fit if they are 1.7's. Even 1.8's will fit...
yeah but they didn't fit under my valve covers do i need to take that aluminum plate thing out or something? The bolts seemed to hit the top of the valve cover.Quote:
Originally Posted by txarkitekt
I read/know that 1.7's will fit w/o valve cover modifications, but I would recommend that you call Comp and ask them. Or if Greg wants to let us know he can...wink, wink!
Hello, I got a used set on the floor [Comp Cam 1.75] and the destructions don't say what to throw out. I haven't taken my valve covers off yet [real soon though] but it looks like you remove the aluminum plate.:duh: The stock rockers tighten down on them. The CC roller rockers don't use them, they are held down by the top adjustment nut and held inline by the push rod plates.Quote:
Originally Posted by cam_a_lot
If I am wrong just call me a dummy.
so far what you are saying makes sense, thants what i thought! anyone else think the same?
My Harland Sharps fit under stock covers.
actually they didn't fit because the third one in (the mounting stud) hit the dip in the cover that houses the threads and bolt for mounting the coil packs :thumbdown: so idk...i think im just going to sell them, i put the stock ones back on.
Or you could go get some tall valve covers...check out the for sale sections of the boards--you're bound to run into some...
Hello Cam a lot,
I know what you mean, this is what I did. I just got it together last night.
12. If your left valve cover doesn't fit because the CC roller rocker studs hit the breather plate, don't fear. Grind the valve cover lip that is underneath the end of the plate, elongate the breather holes in the plate, grind out the stud boss --you will find it when you start beating the aluminum plate, put a piece of aluminum sheet inside each of the two gaps to close up the holes or else the vacuum might suck too much oil into the breather system. Then beat the plate down into the valve cover measure and check by putting it on with out the gasket. Silicon the bolt hole you opened up when putting the coils on.
Sorry I didn't get to it sooner.:bash: