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The 1.7 & 1.8 usually refer to the rocker arm ratio. |
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I had not pulled them out of the box in years, in a hurry, made a post and went to work.
I thought the whole set was 1.8. Nice set of rockers with 4 extra. |
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Well now you know what the 1.8/1.7 means.... Happy I could help.
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Yeah Paul.
I made the post and was on my way to work 5 minutes later when I realized my brain fart. Nothing I could do about it, could not delete it, edit it in time. I know how it looks. In a hurry, people asking me questions, lot on my mind. Life goes on. Lot bigger thing going on in my life at the moment, good things. I wanted to answer RA462 quickly because he is cool, try it sometime. I have 4 sets of roller rockers and 2 sets of shafts and most of them say what they are right on top. For some reason I was thinking the Jessle lifters had their offset stamped on them thats why I opened up the box. Glad I did, wanted to check them for rust. They are all good, had a NIB set rust on me before. |
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