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Whoa! 4,500 sets of intake rockers to change?
Hope the manufacturer has ramped up production, and fixed their quality control issues...
This might take awhile...
Thanks for the heads up GMVPSS. Sounds like mine will be recalled. Glad to find out before a failure.
Hopefully they'll go to a more reliable supplier. Sounds like this one has some QC issues.
What are others thoughts on purchasing rollerrockers? I wonder if Holden would contribute to cost and fit them. Doubtful at best I'd imagine. Then there's the warranty issues...
Some dealers would do or arrange the work, particularly those that are happy to sell new cars with aftermarket mods packages.
Personally I'd pay the extra for the roller rockers.
Looks like mine will be in that batch,only has 173ks on it and three weeks old,it goes in for its first month check up next Tues,I see if I can gleen any more info.
Being walkinshaw modded who does the work? Holden or walkinshaw dealerI had this confirmed today by my dealer, I’ve nearly ticked over 2k in my director with 407 with no problems
The fault is with the gm oem part, so it’s a holden issue. I agree with gmhvpss in that the oem rocker arms are strong as f@&$Being walkinshaw modded who does the work? Holden or walkinshaw dealer
That's where I am at now, but $900 for Yella Terra, or the Jesels that I want are $2000 and both need taller rocker covers adding another $400-500.
Its actually funny (not) but in all the discussions I have had with performance shops prior to buying the car, they have all said the factory rockers are good for 700Hp and don't break. Here we are a week after a buy my new car and about to be recalled for all things.... Rocker Arms.