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Relf
Dodge Dakota
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10/31/2005
00:40:03
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Hey guys, where should I buy a set of Harland Sharp 1.7's for my '98 V6? How much $? Part # S40047, right?
Relf.
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Fed
Dodge Dakota
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10/31/2005
12:38:40
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I forget where Gunner told me he saw them for $220.
Hopefully he'll see this thread and let you know.
...sorry for the unecessary post haha
Fed
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GB2000
GenIII
10/31/2005
12:42:41
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John Mercedes @ Southeast R/T sold them for pretty cheap...he was the only one I knew of. Great guy to buy from too. ...but his site seems to have disappeared into thin air...
Josh Blackshire - Founder, OhioDakotas.NET
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Gunner
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10/31/2005
15:28:37
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Hey Relf and Fed,
I got my roller rockers for free because of a sponsorship I received from Harland Sharp. But, on the invoice they sent me, the price listed for the V6 1.7RR was $219.99. The website is www.harlandsharp.com. I don't think you can order online, but you can call to place an order. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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Adam
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10/31/2005
20:00:16
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There's no freakin way your gonna find some harland sharps for $219 and if u can I really want to know where. Cheapest I have seen were almost $400. If I could find those for $220 I would buy those in a heart beat.
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GB2000
GenIII
10/31/2005
20:27:37
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Harland Sharps are around $300 last I priced them...Crower's, however, usually run around $400 I think.
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Adam
Dodge Dakota
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10/31/2005
21:14:49
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I'd rather go with harlands with the fact that they're not adjustable...something I just dont want to play with. Would u get a little hp going to rollers and sticking with the 1.6's for the pure fact they'd be smoother or do u have to go with 1.7's. Because if in the future I want to get a cam I dont want to have to replace my 1.7's with 1.6's after I just bought new ones.
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Relf
Dodge Dakota
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11/01/2005
12:43:29
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Adam, stock is 1.6. 1.7 offers a little more lift and duration. I don't think you would see a difference with the 1.6 Harland Sharps just because of the rollers offering a smoother lift.
Relf
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97Dakota3.9
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11/01/2005
13:37:23
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So where are some recommended places to get the rockers? I checked summit with no luck. Where else sells them?
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Joe M.
Dodge Dakota
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11/01/2005
14:19:31
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Summit or Jegs
here's the part# for summit
CSP-S70047 price $278.69
here's a link to the page if it works
http://store.summitracing.com/default.asp?Ntt=CSP-S70047&Ntk=KeywordSearch&DDS=1&searchinresults=false&N=0&target=egnsearch.asp&x=34&y=14
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rtdkota
R/T
11/01/2005
15:12:51
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You can do a cam with 1.6s or 1.7s-- not to fear-- But adjustables are the way to go-- 94k miles on my Crowers-- No issues.
All the guys running big HP are running Crowers-- for a reason.
Sam
www.socaldakota.com
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Adam
Dodge Dakota
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11/01/2005
18:32:15
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Crowers are a little too much for my pocket. I know 1.6's are are stock but I have heard that going to 1.7's and a Cam can cause some issues.
I'm looking to not having to spend a ton of money.
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daddio
Dodge Dakota
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11/01/2005
19:44:46
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if you use a cam with higher lift than stock and 1.7 RR rockers, you will want to check piston to valve clearance. especially if you go with a more radical lift cam.
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Joe M.
Dodge Dakota
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11/02/2005
09:16:42
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heard alot of good things about you sam
but sorry here i have to disagree
i think this like most everything else falls under personal choice
ex. most on here like autolite plugs
myself i like NGK's
most here like pur. oil filters
i like wix
and with the roller rockers
you like Crower
i like H.S.
i ran them on my old pontiac with just about 500 ponies and never had a problem
hey not to say Crowers aren't good either
but we are talking a street motor
and talkin the 3.9's
when you add the cost with the need
of mod'ing or getting Mod'ed valve covers
just seems like alot more dollars and cents to me
& yupp just my 2 cents and i'm sure everybody else has theirs
also sure there are guys on here running each kind of said roller rockers that will give testimony to each.
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