got my ER rockers
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From: montreal canada NEBF07 ONBF07

yeah there here almost new ER rockers should install them after my vacation in august I don't know the torque rating of these and should i use lock tight
Awesome!
Been thinking of doing that myself too. If I really wanna make this car of mine pull hard, these need to happen.
Been thinking of heading out to Montreal sometime before the snow flies again. Will have to have you take me for a ride when these are done.
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Been thinking of doing that myself too. If I really wanna make this car of mine pull hard, these need to happen.
Been thinking of heading out to Montreal sometime before the snow flies again. Will have to have you take me for a ride when these are done.
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Did you get re-useable rocker bolts? Those would be 25 ft lb torque (or whatever that translates to in Canadian
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If you're going to use new GM torque-to-yield bolts, I'd have to look it up (it'* probably in Techinfo)
I used blue threadlocker on mine.
If you're going to use new GM torque-to-yield bolts, I'd have to look it up (it'* probably in Techinfo)
I used blue threadlocker on mine.
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yes im getting new re-usable bolts .tj will get them for me on the same order for his cam .and thank you for the torque spec (is the same in canadien)
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agrazela Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2007 12:54 pm Post subject:
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Are you considering upgraded springs?
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Are you considering upgraded springs?
not this summer my car as low mileage and i think it should be ok for now but i have an eye on a set heads or this winter port polish valve job new seals and springs if ifeel they are needed
They dont have many miles on them at all. I drove the car to the track once, and a few times to college over the winter (when my gf didnt have to go, we usually just take her car since it gets much better gas milage). And that is about it. Once the snow was off the ground i took the car out and did brakes and boom no more tranny.





