[munkyrider]

This might be a stupid question: can I use Chevy rocker arms on a Ford? I am looking to upgrade to a full roller setup but my heads are not milled for guide plates and use the old style rail type rockers. Instead of disassembling the top end and getting them milled, I was looking for a roller rocker that would work. I found that Comp Cams makes a roller tip rocker that would work. I also noticed that many manufacturers make a "self-aligning" full roller rocker for late model Chevy's. This is basically a lip on both sides of the roller tip that acts like the rails. One example is Proform part # 66915. In theory this should work since the valve stems for both fords and small block chevys is 11/32" and the ratios are both 1.6. What I'm not sure of is the spacing between the studs and valves. Can anyone shed some light on this situation?

 

[zr2_wolverine]

This might be a stupid question: can I use Chevy rocker arms on a Ford? I am looking to upgrade to a full roller setup but my heads are not milled for guide plates and use the old style rail type rockers. Instead of disassembling the top end and getting them milled, I was looking for a roller rocker that would work. I found that Comp Cams makes a roller tip rocker that would work. I also noticed that many manufacturers make a "self-aligning" full roller rocker for late model Chevy's. This is basically a lip on both sides of the roller tip that acts like the rails. One example is Proform part # 66915. In theory this should work since the valve stems for both fords and small block chevys is 11/32" and the ratios are both 1.6. What I'm not sure of is the spacing between the studs and valves. Can anyone shed some light on this situation?

Hi! It should work, my Crane Cams rocker arm parts #11747 fit CHEVY, FORD AND AMC.