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Hello group,
Just installed a new set of stamped rocker arms. Set also includes the fulcrum ball and retainer nut. Since there is no formal rocker arm "adjustment" for Pontiac, The retainer nuts are brought to the base of the stud then backed off a 1/4 turn. A few nuts were able to be loosened by finger at this, so they were tightened to base. Top end is oiling fair to good. OBSERVATION Engine starts fine but now idles rough. Next, listening to the exhaust pressure which "sounds" off. I feel both sides of the pipes, driver side is hot, passenger side is cool. . . . . .? DRIVING Backfiring quite a bit upon throttle. Anyone have thoughts on this? All was running strong until now. Reason for new components was to quiet excessive top end chatter. Thank you for your insight, Alex |
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Pontiac installation procedure for factory rockers is to torque to 20 lb/ft with no adjustment needed. This assumes all is stock. If any engine work and milling of heads or changes to cam, then you'll need to set them differently.
http://www.pontiacstreetperformance....p/rockers.html
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