Miller Mid-lift Nascar Sb2 Billet 1.90 Ratio Ultimate Shaft Rockers on 2040-parts.com
Pompano Beach, Florida, United States
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MILLER MID-LIFT NASCAR SB2 BILLET STAND MOUNT (SHAFT) SYSTEM; 1.90:1 Ratio. This is without a doubt, the finest Roller Rocker System money can buy for the SB2 Cylinder head. Original price was over $4,000, and discounted Engine Builder pricing to NASCAR teams was over $2,800 in 2000, when these were made. These rockers are no longer made, but are available in limited quantity at the MID-LIFT.com web site; which still supports individual bodies and stands. The photos speak for themselves; but in addition, these are made from solid billet, Alcoa 7150-T7, 93,000 psi tensile aluminum; and have been fully machined to lighten every possible gram of wasted material away, making these the lowest moment of inertia rocker possible. They incorporate Miller's trademark Torrington needle thrust bearings and flat washers used on all his high end systems. The shafts are 5/8" 8620 with TWO 3/8" (not 5/16") ARP studs and 12-point nuts. The bearings TORRINGTON "full compliment" 7/8", with direct center oiling. The stands are billet 7075-T6. They come complete (less ARP 7/16-14" Flywheel Bolt Mounting). These are a $3,200+ system for nearly half price. They will NOT break, they will not last "only one year," they will endure the engine, several times over; while providing reliable 9,000+ RPM under the most severe spring and cam loads. JESEL, T&D, CROWER and any other brands have NOTHING that compares in GEOMETRY, MATERIALS, PRECISION, INNOVATION, STRENGTH and ENGINEERING. This is Jim Miller's SIGNATURE SERIES. The best of the best. We have ONE set left. When it's gone, it's gone! NOTE: THESE REQUIRE A DEDICATE CAM PROFILE FOR THEIR 1.90:1 RATIO. USPS Express SHIPPING is included in the price, anywhere in the Continental U.S. (International is not shown, but can be arranged upon request -- we have shipped to New Zealand, Australia, Canada, South America, U.K., France, Italy and Germany.) INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CAN BE ARRANGED PER COUNTRY. |
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