If I bore my 400 .060 over, what is the cubic inch?
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You can buy similar 1.73 pedestal mount rockers from Scorpion, but they are not blue. Scorpions do have a cool logo on each one.
Pedestal mount rockers do not require guide plates or hardened pushrods but they are a little harder to set the lifter preload hence the shim kit.
Pedestal mounts are cheaper overall and the pedestals provide a more solid valve train than stud mounted rockers like Chebies run. Cheby people spend thousands on valve train "upgrades" to get a nice solid valvetrain like 335 and 385 series engines have stock. Of course we do upgrade ours with the nice FMS & Scorpion roller rockers etc.
I have a Dana 61 also, they were produced for a couple of years as a Ford "Mileage Maker" axle. They had a heavy housing like a Dana 70 with a lower numeric ratio gearset for mileage. They were used in E/F-250/350's 2WD vehicles usually behind a 400 or 460. The Dana 60 4:10 and lower ratio parts fit them.
Pedestal mount rockers do not require guide plates or hardened pushrods but they are a little harder to set the lifter preload hence the shim kit.
Pedestal mounts are cheaper overall and the pedestals provide a more solid valve train than stud mounted rockers like Chebies run. Cheby people spend thousands on valve train "upgrades" to get a nice solid valvetrain like 335 and 385 series engines have stock. Of course we do upgrade ours with the nice FMS & Scorpion roller rockers etc.
I have a Dana 61 also, they were produced for a couple of years as a Ford "Mileage Maker" axle. They had a heavy housing like a Dana 70 with a lower numeric ratio gearset for mileage. They were used in E/F-250/350's 2WD vehicles usually behind a 400 or 460. The Dana 60 4:10 and lower ratio parts fit them.
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