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  1. 07-27-2016, 09:48 PM #1
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    T3 Rockers with damaged rollers

    Wanted T3 rockers, repairing rollers
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  2. 07-28-2016, 01:45 AM #2
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    Re: T3 Rockers with damaged rollers

    I'm betting that there is a guy in Monroe that has THOUSDANDS of TIII rockers right?

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    Re: T3 Rockers with damaged rollers

    I'd love to see a real fix being done for these. I know people talk about I-shaft failures on the TIII, but I've never experienced that myself (I've always been careful with proper timing belt tension) I have had three camshafts with lobes flattened and metal spread all over the engine due to rocker arms seizing though. ---- luck I guess. Part of the allure to going Masi 16v I guess.
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    Re: T3 Rockers with damaged rollers

    Quote Originally Posted by iTurbo View Post
    I'd love to see a real fix being done for these. I know people talk about I-shaft failures on the TIII, but I've never experienced that myself (I've always been careful with proper timing belt tension) I have had three camshafts with lobes flattened and metal spread all over the engine due to rocker arms seizing though. ---- luck I guess. Part of the allure to going Masi 16v I guess.
    Do I feel very good about building a TIII with used rocker arms? No. Not in 2016.
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    Re: T3 Rockers with damaged rollers

    We need more TIII development.
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    Re: T3 Rockers with damaged rollers

    I have a few I don't need
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