This is a job for a machine shop. The bushings have to be pressed in, an oil
hole has to be drilled and reamed to size. The Machine shop will need your new
shaft so they can ream the bushes to match. They should also reface the
rockers at the same time. I used a tuftrided shaft when I did mine. I'd like
to hear opinions on using the tuftrided shaft.. Are there benifits that
justify the extra cost?
Rick Jennings wrote:
> Anyone have any experience replacing the rocker arm bushings? Vicky B &
> Moss both list them. Tech help at Moss was no help. He allowed as how it
> was probably a job for a machine shop.
>
> Mine are chewed up and the shaft as well. Suprising to me because there was
> so little play in the rocker arms while installed on the shaft.
>
> I've not seen a discussion on this subject (R & R, effect on performance,
> etc....) before. Any interest Barney, Lawrie?
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