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New roller rocker setup from TA Performance...

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FYI

TA performance are about to release a roller rocker setup for Buick 215 or Rover engines. Certainly looks the business. Prices to be determined.

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http://v8buick.com/showthread.php?p=1705560#post1705560

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Post by sidecar »

Looks very nice!

Do you think that they will be more than 100 quid? ( :shock: :D :shock: )
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I'm seriously hoping they are sub 1000USD. :?
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Post by Will Reeve »

What you need with those is transparent rocker covers! Wonder if you could get some made from perspex or injection moulded maybe?
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Post by ian.stewart »

Look remarkably like the old KenneBell rockers they have the licence to make, but a different colour, I do like the pedistals and studded fixtures, I wonder if they sell them seperatly??
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I've got a pattern for the pedestals if you want it, including outrigger ones, 4 of each cost me £180 in aero ally last time I had them made. The ally is featherweight compared to the steel versions :o

What is the weird 'marbling' on the spacers? I make ally tube into spacers but use wavy washers to allow for any heat expansion, cant see how you can get a nice tight location without using some kind of spring?
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Post by CastleMGBV8 »

For a rough price guide look at the price of a V6 set, divide by 3 x 4.

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I thought they may be a composite.
spend wrote: What is the weird 'marbling' on the spacers?
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Post by john 215 »

Hi,

How about these from a guy i know in the states-

http://www.thewedgeshopstore.com/produc ... setup.html

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The spacers material is Nylatron GS rod.
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Post by spend »

92rrrandall wrote:The spacers material is Nylatron GS rod.
Thanks for that. Sounds very interesting, strong & particularly like the slippery property.. Has it been used before as rocker spacers on other motors?
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