What are you calling 'near perfect' sweep? Such that it doest not roll off of the exhasut side of the stem tip, and that the sweep is centered?
I'm seriously not trying to upset you at all, but wanting to make a useful comment. In the end shot of the rocker, the pivot looks waaay low. Does your roller tip roll a long way across the tip? That is not near to ideal. The sweep pattern begin centered is not the way to set the rockers ideally. Minimizing the sweep width and not being to close to either edge is the goal.
I'm gonna say that:
- the studs are too short; the rocker pivot looks like it needs to be a lot higher
- the studs need to be relocated further towards the intake side for the length of the rockers on the valve side for this rocker.
Which all goes back to your question of what have others found that actually WORKS?
And... B3RE is probably on his way back from Carlisle right now.
