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Offline flydog

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swivel feet
« on: May 05, 2014, 05:47:34 PM »
I've got a new set of rocker arms and shafts. Came with swivel feet adjusters. Any experiance with them? I'm a little nervous about the quality of most"high performance" or aftermarket parts. Perhaps OEM style would be safer? Of course OEM style would be aftermarket junk as well?

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Re: swivel feet
« Reply #1 on: May 05, 2014, 05:55:51 PM »
I've got a new set of rocker arms and shafts. Came with swivel feet adjusters. Any experiance with them? I'm a little nervous about the quality of most"high performance" or aftermarket parts. Perhaps OEM style would be safer? Of course OEM style would be aftermarket junk as well?

I had some aftermarket rocker stands that looked real nice with a plated surface - one broke (fractured straight across the stand midway down to the base) when I torqued it down to 14 inch/pounds... My go to Vw guy says to be suspicious of upscale finish processes as the mfg technique weakens the metal...

 

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