Help with Valvesprings and valve float. Noob

Two things. If your machinist decided to grind on your rockers with that little spring on there, you need a new machinist. That's the number one sign that your geometry is wrong. If the spring is hitting the rocker, that's geometry.

Second, I never, ever run needle bearings on a shaft like that. It's damn tough to get shafts hard enough for that. I run the PRW stainless rockers and they have a bushing. Bushing is best. I don't know why everyone thinks a needle bearing on a shaft like that is the best option. A bushing will take way more load.

Yah I know. Bullshit eh..but when you don't know alot about valvetrain and a professional tells you what's up I guess you take there word for it. Anyways funny story about the rockers. I actually ordered the stainless ones and this is what showed up...my parts guy (one of my best friends) types the wrong part number and since being Canadian and everything is F*#king special order they were non returnable and it would of been on his ***...so I asked on trusty FORABODIESONLY if it's ok to run the aluminum needle bearing style and I got the "you'll be fine", "I run em on my 800 HP turbo small block", "been using them for years, no problem"......