Any experience with Elgin Stainless Roller Rockers?
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Car: 1988 Trans Am
Engine: L03
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: 10 Bolt 2.73 Open
Any experience with Elgin Stainless Roller Rockers?
While reading this thread, which started to drift into a discussion about various roller rockers, I wanted to ask about Elgin's, but didn't want to take that thread further off topic.
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/tech...ml#post6374938
So, does anyone have any experience with their stainless roller rockers?
While they are not a household name like a Crane, Comp, Harland Sharp or Scorpion, Elgin is a major parts manufacturer here in the States. I would presume that these are of good quality, and made here, but you know what that gets you.
https://www.elginind.com/
I will say that while they are not spending money making their name know through NASCAR, NHRA, having a traveling event trailer at major car shows, etc., they pass those dollars saved on in the price of the item.
I favor them slightly as they are from my old home state. But if there is something sketchy about them, I'd be happy to spend more for a good brand name. But if they are just as good, that's a hundred dollars I can spend somewhere else.
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/tech...ml#post6374938
So, does anyone have any experience with their stainless roller rockers?
https://www.amazon.com/Elgin-SSR-840RS-Stainless-Roller-Rocker/dp/B00CB3ITJS/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=Elgin+Stainless+Steel+Roller+Rocker+Arm+%28Set+of+16%29&qid=1590461438&s=automotive&sr=1-5
While they are not a household name like a Crane, Comp, Harland Sharp or Scorpion, Elgin is a major parts manufacturer here in the States. I would presume that these are of good quality, and made here, but you know what that gets you.
https://www.elginind.com/
I will say that while they are not spending money making their name know through NASCAR, NHRA, having a traveling event trailer at major car shows, etc., they pass those dollars saved on in the price of the item.
I favor them slightly as they are from my old home state. But if there is something sketchy about them, I'd be happy to spend more for a good brand name. But if they are just as good, that's a hundred dollars I can spend somewhere else.
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