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texaslawdawg
Dodge Dakota
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1/04/2003
14:13:39
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 Subject: 1.7 RR's ...whats required ?
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Im considering 1.7 roller rockers to run with the stock cam in my 2002 R/T. I know I need to get the MOPAR covers for clearance. I will not be excceding 5000rpms
Q #1: Can I just exchange the stock arms with the RR's and leave everything else as is, or do I have to get guide plates, new rods, ect?
Q#2: Also, the only 1.7's I keep seeing are big block chevy....will any 1.7 work ?
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DakotaDan
*GenIII*
1/04/2003
14:38:08
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CROWER :
http://www.crower.com/cat/domestic/chrysler/truck_valvetrain.shtml
Dan
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rtdkota
R/T
1/04/2003
17:46:29
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www.socaldakota.com
I got 'em!
RTDKOTA
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Ryan33
Dodge Dakota
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1/04/2003
18:25:28
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No...if you arent planning on going over 5000 rpm then you dont need the guidplates and new pushrods.
Get them from socaldakota.com
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signman
Dodge Dakota
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1/04/2003
21:44:34
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John Mercedes of Southeast R/T has non-adjustable 1.7 Harland Sharp rockers and you won't need new valve covers for clearance. They are perfect if your planning on staying with the stock cam. Super easy install. All you need is the rockers. e-mail him at: jmmtsb@prodigy.net Not sure but I think price is around $295 shipped.
Paul
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'98 Black CC R/T, Mopar PCM, 4.56 gears, M1 2bbl Intake,
1.7 RR's, Ported TB, Mopar 2400 Stall Converter,
ATI Shift kit, B&M Trans. cooler, 3" High-Flow Cat,
3" Cut-out w/ electric plate, Flowmaster Cat-Back,
Cold Air intake, MSD 6A Ignition, MSD SS Blaster coil,
brass cap & rotor, Taylor Wires, 3923 Autolite Plugs,
180 Degree Thermostat, Lowered 2" all way round,
ASP Clear corners, Line-X bedliner, Nittos, more to come...
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2000 Intense Blue Dakota Club Cab Sport Plus 4x4, 4.7L, 5sp.,
Borla Headers, Magnum Performance SK 250 Throttle Body,
Flowmaster muffler w/ 3" pipe from cat. back, 3.92 gears,
anti-spin diff., Roadmaster active suspension upgrade,
Street Scene Grill Inserts, Line-X spray-in bedliner,
chrome step rails, ect.
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texaslawdawg
Dodge Dakota
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1/04/2003
23:11:33
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Thanks for the info on the install, but are all 1.7RR's the same as far as what they fit ?, all I see in Jegs and Summit are big block chevy. Willl these fit a Chrysler 360 ?
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Lesley
GenIII
1/05/2003
00:29:35
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No, you should go with the crower ones. If you're gonna upgrade your cam, you should probably think about 1.6s.
97 3.9 CC Sport. JBA stainless headers, Borla Turbo XL stainless muffler & tip, 17 x10 Boyd Coddington Smoothies, FMS injectors, V8 TB, Quick D intake, Have but not Installed yet: 5.9 litre 360, posi, 3.92s, Coming: M1, 52mm billet TB, ceramic JBAs.
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signman
Dodge Dakota
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1/05/2003
09:21:41
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John M. helped finance and pushed Harland Sharp to design and develope the non-adjustable 1.7 rockers SPECIFICALLY for our R/T's. They have been out for about a year now with nothing but good reviews.
I've had them on for several months now and even when I was having problems adjusting my shift kit and was bouncing off the rev limiter near 6,000 RPM's (too many times than I care to remember), everything held up fine. Finally got that fixed and I'm now shifting consistantly at 5,200 RPM's.
Like I said perfect if your planning on staying with your stock cam, but if you plan on changing cam later then 1.6's from Crower may be a better choice.
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