Crower Roller Rockers

[C.Thomson]

Has anyone tried these? The install looks pretty easy, and they claim they dont need shims or guideplate.

Thanks

 

[lleone]

Check out the Arrow Racings ones also:
http://www.arrowracingengines.com/viperrockers.htm
Don't know if they're the same as the Mopar ones, but the price is comparable to the Crowers.

 

[Joe Dozzo]

You'll probably get some pro and con...

I've had them on my car (98 GTS) for 25000 trouble-free miles.

On the otherhand, I think that without significant other mods first, (heads / SC / headers / 3" exhaust) they are a waste of time and money. Just my opinion...

 

[jp]

They are ok as long you keep the rpms below 5500, based on info from Crower...

 

[Tom Glenn]

I have 19 good ones I will sell cheap.

 

[jp]

Hahahaaa...

I have 19 good ones I will sell cheap.

 

[Jack B]

Reciprocating parts are not those you try to buy cheap. Has anyone ever heard of correctly installed T&D's causing a problem.

 

[Gavin]

Any roller rocker should be torqued every 5,000 miles - I had one come loose - heard a ticking at about 45mph - shut the motor off - towed it home - took the valve cover off - the rocker was off the valve - I was a revolution or two away from grenading the motor - had this been at the track the motoer was gone.
I would pass on Crowers - there are better out there

 

[Vipermed 97.01]

Reciprocating parts are not those you try to buy cheap. Has anyone ever heard of correctly installed T&D's causing a problem.

Exactly!!!

 

[lleone]

I've got to side with Gavin, Jack B, and Vipermed on this one. Especially being someone who frequently bounces of the rev-limiter.