1.5 Gm Self Aligning Roller Rockers 19210728 Crate Engine Circle Track on 2040-parts.com
Draper, Virginia, United States
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Roller rockers in ok shape. As far as the rollers they are in good shape. On the bottom where they self align they are beat up where they were rubbing the spring retainers. Someone must have been using the wrong locks or the top of the valves were wore out. I think you could take a file or dremmel tool and clean them up. They are over 300 new and 50 eaxh seperate. They will be cheap at no reserve. I ship only US 50 states. Thanks for looking and good luck.
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