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super a rocker arm question

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werowance

01-28-2007 14:28:54




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ive been in the process of rebuilding a spare super a engine this winter, and have yet another question.

the original rocker arm assemply which is way past shot and rusted, the rockers are made from sheet or stamped steel, but the set i bought from ebay are cast and in way better shape. but my question is, which is better and is there any concern using one or the other on the same moter as in interchange and such. the tips of the cast one are so much better and not worn in like my others so if no problems thats what i want to use, unless performance or interchage problems say other wise.

thanks in advace for everyones help in this rebuild.

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Janicholson

01-28-2007 15:59:20




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 Re: super a rocker arm question in reply to werowance, 01-28-2007 14:28:54  
They are a direct interchange, use the good ones and smile. They are good. JimN



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SuperA-Tx

01-28-2007 16:12:23




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 Re: super a rocker arm question in reply to Janicholson, 01-28-2007 15:59:20  
Janicholson,

I would think the cast ones would be more brittle, guess I am wrong?

I know the collars (part that bolts to the fenders) on mine are cast and the rest is stamped metal.

I never seen ones that were all cast.



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Janicholson

01-28-2007 16:17:59




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 Re: super a rocker arm question in reply to SuperA-Tx, 01-28-2007 16:12:23  
I think you are in reference to hitch parts and rear fenders. I am sure these rocker arms are internal engine parts for valve train. IH made early ones out of cast steel with case hardened tips and pushrod sockets. then went to stamped steel with hardened tips and sockets (My opinion is the cast were better) JimN



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SuperA-Tx

01-28-2007 17:13:46




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 Re: super a rocker arm question in reply to Janicholson, 01-28-2007 16:17:59  
Oh, OK, got it.

He was talking about the engine. I was thinking the rocker arms for the implements.



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