F/S LS7 Rocker Arms w/bearing upgrade from Harland Sharp
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Are these the stock LS7 ratio?
You say these would good "as an upgrade to your stock LS7 rockers".
Do you mean just simply because of the Harland Sharp bearings, or because they have a different ratio from the stock LS7 rockers?
The post by big bollas indicates that the LS7 uses a 1.8 ratio rocker for the OE rocker.
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Bob
You say these would good "as an upgrade to your stock LS7 rockers".
Do you mean just simply because of the Harland Sharp bearings, or because they have a different ratio from the stock LS7 rockers?
The post by big bollas indicates that the LS7 uses a 1.8 ratio rocker for the OE rocker.
TIA,
Bob
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Are these the stock LS7 ratio?
You say these would good "as an upgrade to your stock LS7 rockers".
Do you mean just simply because of the Harland Sharp bearings, or because they have a different ratio from the stock LS7 rockers?
The post by big bollas indicates that the LS7 uses a 1.8 ratio rocker for the OE rocker.
TIA,
Bob
You say these would good "as an upgrade to your stock LS7 rockers".
Do you mean just simply because of the Harland Sharp bearings, or because they have a different ratio from the stock LS7 rockers?
The post by big bollas indicates that the LS7 uses a 1.8 ratio rocker for the OE rocker.
TIA,
Bob
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There would not be any HP gains. You just would not have to worry about needle bearings getting flushed throughout your motor! There are a couple of Harland Sharp stickers included....maybe worth 5-10rwhp.
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