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All late 307 roller cam 1985-1990. For street and strip, requiring no machine work. Rockers have a 1.6:1 ratio, using a 3/8″ chrome moly rocker stud, 5/16″ guide plate, 7.900″ x 5/16 chrome moly pushrods, and 3/8″ poly locks for positive adjustment. Valve covers without baffles and sometimes two valve cover gaskets are needed to run these rocker arm kits. We recommend a maximum lift of .540″ and no more than 320 lbs. of open spring pressure. The pushrod lengths and stud sizes above are intended for cast iron heads. Specify all application data in comments.

All early 307 non-roller cam 1980-1984. For street and strip, requiring no machine work. Rockers have a 1.6:1 ratio, using a 3/8″ chrome moly rocker stud, 5/16″ guide plate, 8.400″ x 5/16 chrome moly pushrods, and 3/8″ poly locks for positive adjustment. Valve covers without baffles and sometimes two valve cover gaskets are needed to run these rocker arm kits. We recommend a maximum lift of .540″ and no more than 320 lbs. of open spring pressure. The pushrod lengths and stud sizes above are intended for cast iron heads. Specify all application data in comments.

All 400-425-455 big blocks ( ‘A’ heads must be drilled and tapped). For street and strip, requiring no machine work. Rockers have a 1.6:1 ratio, Includes: 7/16 bottom / 7/16 top thread studs, 7/16 rockers, guide plates, 9.700″ x 5/16 pushrods, and 7/16″ poly locks for positive adjustment. Valve covers without baffles and sometimes two valve cover gaskets are needed to run these rocker arm kits. We recommend a maximum lift of .540″ and no more than 320 lbs. of open spring pressure. The pushrod lengths and stud sizes above are intended for cast iron heads. Specify all application data in comments.