which one is the best for the 5.9 motors? i also need to find a cam that i dont have to do alot of headwork with

 

I installed the Harlan Sharp 1.6 non-adjustable roller rockers and love them. went with the 1.6's because I already have a performance cam. If you are running a stock cam and are not thinking about replacing it, go with the 1.7's. You'll pick up some performance.

I wish I had see-through valve covers as thay are really too good looking to cover up.


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^^^ +1.
Mine are 1.7's though.

 

harland sharp 1.6's or 1.7's non adjustable's for ease of install for sure...

 

thanks for the info i am doing an engine rebuild within the next 30 days and i am installing a new computer friendly cam,msd 6al with the msd coil and wiring adapter along with the new super 44 exhaust and hopefully a fastman tb and lifters and rocker arms

 

If you're putting in new lifters and rocker arms, replace all of the push rods. It's always just good insurance to do it when replacing the other two.

Not sure of the grind on your cam, but you may have the option yet of the 1.7's. 1.6 is the same ratio as the factory rockers so definitely no issue there. Talk to the people where you are getting your cam and see what they have to say. Hopefully they steer you right.

Also, I highly recommend using only Fel-pro gaskets. These Dodge's take to them like a duck to water.

Good luck with your rebuild.

 

thanks turkeyhunter

 

i also need to find a good cam that doesnt require alot of head work

 

CRN-704115
this is the cam i am looking at

 

Comp Cams Extreme Energy series 20-746-9. 265 int/273 exh .506" lift int/exh 112 degree separation. Requires new valve springs, but designed for us with stock heads with 1.6:1 rocker ratio.