Roller Rockers 1.5 vs 1.6

Which pistons, and .477/.480 lift? What rockers are you running right now? Use a piston stop to verify and put number one to TDC, remove the rockers and valve springs, install checking springs on number one, and measure the lift amount where your valves meet the pistons. Comp can take those measurements and tell you how much rocker ratio will work. Most shelf pistons with generous valve reliefs won't have any trouble with .509/.512 lift with only .012 out of the hole. But I doubt you'd even notice any difference between a set of 1.5 and 1.6 rockers. If I had the gear and converter, I'd do the measurements and see if I could switch up to a comp XE solid cam. IF you can find one anywhere, though. You might would have to go with Ken at Oregon Cam Grinders to get a solid cam in a reasonable time frame. He has his own versions that are somewhat similar but with his own improvements on them. I guess I should ask, is it together and running yet or are you still in the assembly stage?

I currently have the Comp Cams XE268H pic of specs below, so yess .477 / .480 lift.
Pistons I forget which ones, some basic .030 pistons in a 340.
Heads are the speedmaster cnc heads pictured above.
Stock steel rockers
Quick fuel (holley) 750
Headers
2.5 exhaust
904 with shift kit
3500-3800ish tight converter
3.23 gears and sure grip

Car is together and running. Although I tend to take stuff apart every month or so to add something new lol. Goals? Meh no big goals, just like tinkering, adding new parts and having fun... oh and goofing off in the car with my partner in crime. Eventually will build the new motor and get bigger tires...

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