A buddy of mine has a set of roller rockers from Comp Cams that he wants to sell me. He says he bought them for his R/T. However, when I look at them the sure as hell look like a set of small block chevy roller rockers. He has the roller rockers, screw in studs and guide plates. I checked the p/n on Summit's website and it shows them to be for a SBC.

Can you use this type of a setup for our trucks (mine is a 97 360)? The p/n for the rocker arms is 1002-16. Is anyone able to shed some light on this? Maybe someone knows something I dont about this.

 

i know the rockers where made very similar so dodge could kinda steal chevys design but im not sure on that. i would just call comp cams, ive talked to them a few times and there every helpful. unlike ****en lunati that left me on hold for a damn half hour[:@]

 

if it's a good deal, i say buy them

 

follow Matts suggestion and call Comp Cams... ask yourself and your friend, why didnt he install them?

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He didnt install them because he decided his truck looked better buried in the rear of a semi! Now he's gotta come up with some money to meet his deductible to have it fixed.

Steve,
What brand rockers are those? They also look just like a set for a SBC especially the way they are installed.

 

crowers, 1.7's ran me $619 IIRC, included rods plates, studs and rockers. awesome mod, worth every penny if you ask me.

 

i was on popular hot rodding website the other day and read that chev rockers are interchangable with our magnum heads:

An interesting and fortunate circumstance with the Magnum heads is that small-block Chevy rockers readily interchange. Make the change by swapping out the pedestals for a set of conversion studs that will thread into the OEM 5/16-inch rocker fastener provisions. Comp's No. 1425 Kit carries all the part to make the change to stud mount rockers, including pushrods.