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Old 11-12-2007, 12:49 PM   #1
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Roller Rockers SBC

hey guys curious to know what the best kind of Roller Rocker i can find for a 350 sbc? for a street/strip use would you go with aluminum or chome moly? Ive looked at Crane Gold series 1.6 and the Crane Energizers 1.6 - i cant tell the difference is there any? besdies the 125 bucks in the price? any more hp or tq out of the gold? Or if any one has any other real good quality rockers for under 300 id appreciate the advice
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Re: Roller Rockers SBC

For daily driver use, stick with chromemoly. They last a lot longer. Aluminum is good for high RPM usage - in an engine which will see frequent refreshes/rebuilds.

I personally run COMP Magnum 1.5:1 chromemoly rollers in my engine and after 280k miles, they're doing A-OK.
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