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Posted by Opa A on January 31, 2005 at 12:21:52 from (161.184.48.2):
In Reply to: Riverbend posted by CNKS on January 30, 2005 at 14:55:29:
Our local engine machine shop used to always dress the tips of rockerarms if worn. Was no big deal to him and didn't cost much to do (15 years ago). Any good head shop or machine shop should be able to handle it. As for the bushings they have to be in pretty bad ashape before they will effect anything, just as long as there is no major scorring. Some ford 361 shaft mounted rockers would actually start to hang up & not let the valve spring close the valve quick enough to hold compression while running, but those are the only engines I've seen with that problem. Your machinest will point you in the right direction. Or check out your dealers service dept to see that they say.
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