[Healeys] Rocker assembly rebuilder

[Per Schoerner]

Bob
Just look at what happens to the bearings in the prop shaft joints.

Best, Per

Bob Spidell skrev 2014-03-16 17:24:
> Glad to hear they're back in business. They rebuilt my BJ8's rocker arm many years ago and it's been flawless. May spring for one of their roller rockers when I rebuild the engine.
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> Got into a, uh, 'discussion' about 'true' roller rockers--with needle bearings instead of bushes--with a guy on the Forum. I've heard--no personal experience--that using cylindrical bearings in an application with limited motion can wear a grove in surfaces (since the bearings don't fully rotate they wear uneven). Makes sense to me--anyone have experience?
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> Bob
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> Mitch,
> The place that was recommended previously was called Rocker Arm
> Specialist. They went through an ownership change and the new owners
> ran it into the ground. Then the employees bought the company and got
> the old owner involved and they are now called Rocker Arms Unlimited.
> Go to the new website and read all about it: http://rockerarms.com/
> I had two rocker arms done by them before the shake-up, and one since.
> They gave me the trade price on the latest one since I had been a
> previous customer. I was quite happy with their work and would still
> recommend them.
> Charlie
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> On 3/16/2014 6:14 AM, Mitch wrote:
>> Hello,
>> Who's the best rocker assembly re-builder?B Has anyone recently had theirs
>> B rebuilt?B I tried to access the archives but not working for me. I am in the
>> U.S.A.
>> B
>> Thanks
>> Mitchell
>> B
>> 1966 BJ8
>> 1959BN4
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