SCHUBECK ROCKERS
NOW
"ROCK and ROLL
In 2002, Schubeck Rocker Arms,
ROCKED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Their introduction
included many outstanding features such as a
composite radius pad for contacting the valves.
But NOW! In 2004, Schubeck's improved rocker
arms will also ROLL FOR THE FIRST TIME.
Yes, our research and development team has
incorporated our unique floating wheel concept,
successfully introduced for the first time in our
revolutionary new ROLLER-X lifters, into making
an already great rocker arm, even greater.
Now you can benefit by this BREAKTHROUGH
technology, with wheels that float on a cushion of
oil, while ROLLING across the tips of your valves.
The new and improved rocker arms called
ROCKER-X will increase your power as well as
increase longevity by eliminating friction and
reducing wear and tear on valves and guides.
Four major reasons why "ROCKER-X" should be in your engine
1. SAVE 19 GRAMS, WHERE IT REALLY COUNTS
Made from a low friction composite material, the super light roller wheels weigh
only 2 grams as they float on an oil cushion while making contact with the valve.
Competitive rocker arms use roller wheels, axles and needle bearings made of
steel, weighing 21 grams. The difference is a weight savings of 19 grams or equal
to losing the weight of a titanium valve spring retainer. Removing this weight
directly over the valve extends your rpm range and increases acceleration.
Passage-ways, machined in Schubeck rocker arms, direct the oil coming from
the push rod, around the trunion and out to the floating composite wheel which then
vents the oil onto the valve. This oil flow continues over the spring, cooling and
lubricating just like the sophisticated spray bars used by the high dollar Cup teams.
Thinner wall sections with Schubeck all steel rocker arms vs. bulky aluminum rockers,
mean you won't be reaching for the die grinder to make clearance for the retainer.
Schubeck rocker arms are available and ready to bolt on to existing 3/8 or 7/16
studs of small block and big block Chevy's and Fords, but now, for the first time,
there is an option to use an even stronger 9/16 rocker stud. With this option you
may eliminate the need for a stud girdle!!