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  1. 03-23-2006 04:01 PM #1
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    how can i tell if i have self alligning rocker arms? the heads are 14102193
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    Re: rocker arms

     



    Originally posted by S19243H
    how can i tell if i have self alligning rocker arms? the heads are 14102193
    On the roller tip it will have a lip on the outside.
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    na mine are just plain ol rocker arms/ wich means i can use my rollers
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    A head that requires self-aligning rocker arms will have a round pushrod hole. The older generation heads have a elongated hole with square sides. The sides will be tight against the pushrod on an older head.
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