Comp Cams 19025-16 Ultra-Gold ARC Rockers - 1.82:1-1 Ratio; For GM LS1/LS6/LS2

Description

Fitment and Product Information
Ultra-Gold ARC Rockers - 1.82:1-1 Ratio, For GM LS1/LS6/LS2, 4.8/5.3/6.0L
Brandname:
Comp Cams
Part Number:
19025-16
Description:
Non-adjustable, bolt-on, Ultra-Gold™ ARC Series Aluminum Rockers are more durable than both stock rockers and other aftermarket aluminum rocker designs. A CNC-extruded body provides increased strength and stiffness, which is especially important for higher-load springs. The roller tip meanwhile is an upgrade over the stock slider, which is not meant for use with high-lift cams and springs that see increased load. What’s more, a larger-than-stock billet trunnion package features captured needle bearings to help prevent failure. These pedestal-mount rocker arms are offered in 1.72 and 1.82 ratios, with the 1.82 option providing a convenient way of increasing valve lift without having to undergo a full cam swap. The rockers include pedestal mounts and bolts, and just like the ORG.MFR LS rockers, are a non-adjustable, bolt-down design. Comp Cams® LS Non-Adjustable Ultra-Gold™ ARC Series Aluminum Rocker Arms also feature a limited lifetime warranty. Aftermarket valve covers, valve cover spacers, or valve cover clearancing may be required.
Features:
Large billet trunnion w/ captured needle bearings help prevent rocker failure
CNC-extruded body is much stiffer & stronger than competing aftermarket aluminum rockers
Limited Lifetime Warranty; So strong that we warranty the rocker bodies against breakage for life
Offered in 1.72 & 1.82 ratios (stock is 1.7); 1.82 ratio is easy way to increase valve lift
Designed for LS1, LS2, LS6 & LS-based truck applications (4.8/5.3/6.0L)
Roller tip is an upgrade over stock slider tip & reduces friction
Specs:
Rocker Arm Ratio:
1.82
Engine Family:
LS1/LS2/LS6
Rocker Arm Material:
Aluminum
Maximum Valve Spring Open Pressure:
700
Rocker Arm Series:
Ultra-Gold ARC Aluminum
WARNING
: This product can expose you to chemicals including Styrene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to
www.P65Warnings.ca.gov