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#35402 02/01/2002 7:27 AM
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I have been looking for roller rockers for my 292, without much success. Does anyone know of a source that makes them in the stock ratio (1.75:1)? Or could I use bigblock rockers wich are 1.7:1 and be close enough?

'64 C10-292 with TBI, 4speed, 3.42 rear
Re: roller rockers
#35403 02/01/2002 11:08 AM
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eb1: check with-

1. Crane Cams 904-252-1151

2. Lunati Cams 901-365-0950

3. Competition Cams 901-795-2400

They should be able to fix you up with everything you need from studs, rockers, valves, pushrods, cam and lifters. The 292 stud/rocker arrangment is the same or very close to a SB Chevy in layout and geometry. Worth a shot, anyway. If they do not have a set-up for the 292 specificly, they will probably have something very close that can be modified to fit your needs. Good Luck!

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Re: roller rockers
#35404 02/01/2002 11:36 AM
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Clifford's Inline Performance list them in their catalog. Try:
www.cliffordperformance.com

Every 25 years I like to rebuild that 292 just for GP

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