Rocker Stands For Magnum Valve Train??

I didn't actually get to see them because they didn't have them yet. I am just judging by the pics and that Dave Hughes told me they bolt down solid like the aftermarket perf. Chevy stuff. Apparently they use a special stud and stand that secures them to the head at the fulcrom. Therefore they don't adjust like the ones you have which are like a chevy. Their adjuster is on the pushrod end just like an LA rocker.

Here's a link to a set of aftermarket Chevy rockers that I think these are designed like.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/CSP-SLS17/

BTW: Did you use any Prussian blue on the valve tip to see just how close it's getting to the edge? Alot of times by the naked eye they look pretty close but if you use some Prussian blue you'll see it's not that bad.

I know what you mean about the magnum style rocker system. I sold my original setup to go with their new style so I don't need girdles. If I had it to do over again I'd have waited until the RHS heads were out and went with them in the LA rocker arm style.

Those look SWEET!! If the ones Hughes will be selling are anything like that you made a good choice to go that route. You and I have talked before about us guys wanting something else after the purchase, sort of buyers remorse.......that is where I am at with the magnums. At least you will have the latest and greatest stuff on the market. Just get it running before something else comes out!! haaaaaa:-D

It does seem that someone could machine a new stand and have it work with a 7/16 stud that had a 3/8 shaft if you really had to have it that way.
Then just use the stock adjusting nut to hold it down on the stand?? But then you would have another cost, unless you had the lathe etc to make them yourself. Just another thought?