proform rockers ?

RustyRatRod said
No. I haven't used them and I won't. I have however used the stock 273 rockers modified like I outlined with a .595 lift solid. They will take the abuse of a .600 plus lift roller modified like I talked about.

I don't understand why anybody would rather spend about the same amount to make a bullet proof rocker on some total chinkesium. I just makes no sense to me. One way you will have a foolproof set of rockers that will last a lifetime through as many upgrades as you want. The other way, you have some overseas rockers that may work out and may not.

I know which way I would go and it's not the ProForms. But hay, it's your project and your money, not mine. I hope they work out for you.

Lol , the things you can get away with by living down south like chinkesium ! I appreciate you offering a less expensive way to settle things and not cyber spending my money like some will offer to do. my thinking was a lighter valve train with less resistance. I understand there are the cheaper ones to buy. And that's why I'm really hoping someone who's actually use them will chime in and show me a picture of a broken one with only at 540 lift and only 350 pounds of spring pressure.I do plan to take another stab at the top end. when I can afford it next year and I know that I'll need new rockers with new aluminum heads and roller lifters and all that great top and stuff. But for now this is what I could afford. If I didn't know any better I would almost seem like you're knocking it before you've tried it? But again I know you're looking out for my better and intrest.