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Edelbrock EDE Rocker Arms - Rocker Arms Roller BBC 7/16In 1 7 1 Ratio Set Of 16

Part #: 77790

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Edelbrock's part #77790 roller rocker arms are CNC-machined from 7129-grade aluminum and anodized for durability, designed for Big Block Chevy engines using 7/16 studs at a 1.7:1 ratio. The set of 16 features centerless-ground roller tips and trunnion races, Torrington needle bearing fulcrums, and a full-body design that accommodates springs up to 1.65 inches diameter. Thick-walled adjusting nuts and 4140 steel poly locks are included.

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Q: What are rocker arms? Why buy them?
A: Rocker arms are the part of your valve train that acts directly to open and close your valves by translating inputs from the camshaft. Worn out rocker arms can drastically impact performance. Valve clearance can be thrown out of whack causing the valves not to open far enough leaving your engine with serious breathing problems. A new set of rocker arms will have your motor running like a top and maximize both power and reliability. There are a host of performance rocker arm options available as well. High-ratio rocker arms feature a longer lever that allows your valves to open further than before and thus they increase flow through the cylinder head. Roller rockers feature roller bearings on the contact end of the arm which reduces friction during operation and frees up extra power. Some rocker arms feature both an increased opening ratio and roller bearings giving you the ultimate in a performance rocker arm. With light weight designs and good performance gains these aftermarket rocker arms are hard to beat.

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A lot of Edelbrock's success can be traced to its early involvement in midget car racing, where many new Edelbrock parts were tested.

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Edelbrock has been making engines faster since flatheads were still new technology!

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Edelbrock was one of the first companies to use an engine dynamometer to test performance gains. The Clayton dyno was capable of recording up to 200-horsepower.

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Edelbrock's first parts catalog was printed just after WWII, in 1946.

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Edelbrock's first purpose-built manufacturing facility in 1949.

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Edelbrock's giant campus in Torrance, California houses its design, testing, and manufacturing departments.

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Founder of Edelbrock, Vic Edelbrock, Sr.

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The infamous Ford flathead Edelbrock Slingshot intake manifold. It was the first to bear the Edelbrock name.

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The So Cal Special streamliner used Edelbrock parts through the early 1950s.

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Vic Edelbrock, Sr., in his '32 Ford highboy roadster, crossing the timing lights at El Mirage.

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Vic with his six-carb Ram Log intake manifold.

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Vic, Sr., and his successor, Vic Edelbrock, Jr.

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Vic's '32 Ford went 112MPH way back in 1939! It may not sound fast by today's standards, but it paved the way for modern hot rodding.

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