Interesting site for LS base

[Wasted Income]

Why are you going to replace the rockers? On every hi-po LS I've built, I've always used the stock rockers/trunnions and they work great. My current cam is 233/239 .634/.621" and its still using the stock rockers. Zero problems.

Cam, hardened pushrods, and a good dual spring is what I'd do.

Give Brian Tooley Racing a call, and he can get you set up with a complete package...
Might as well go right to the source, because many of the "cam experts" go to him for parts anyway, and he can spec you a great cam.

[Andy4639]

Originally Posted by Wasted Income

Why are you going to replace the rockers? On every hi-po LS I've built, I've always used the stock rockers/trunnions and they work great. My current cam is 233/239 .634/.621" and its still using the stock rockers. Zero problems.

Cam, hardened pushrods, and a good dual spring is what I'd do.

Give Brian Tooley Racing a call, and he can get you set up with a complete package...
Might as well go right to the source, because many of the "cam experts" go to him for parts anyway, and he can spec you a great cam.

I was going to the roller's just because I have to build them anyway. If I get bare heads. This kind of stuff is way over my head. I have no idea what I should are shouldn't do. That's why I ask so many questions before hand. I wished I would have taken automotive classes back in school.