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Small Block Ford Steel Roller Tip Rockers

Price:$89.99
Sportsman Steel Roller Tip Rocker Arms
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$89.99
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S/B Ford - 1.6 Ratio - 3/8" Stud
Small Block Ford Steel Roller Tip Rockers
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If your class or budget does not allow aluminum or stainless roller rocker arms, check out these rockers. Made from 4340 heat treated steel and feature a longer slot to eliminate stud bind issues. Includes nuts and balls. 

Rockers accommodate a 5/16" pushrod.

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