Studebaker Adjustable Rocker Arms on 2040-parts.com
De Pere, Wisconsin, United States
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Studebaker adjustable rocker arms from a running 259 CI engine. Not sure of the mileage of this engine but it ran good. I also understand that the rockers can be used on older Cadillac engines to make them adjustable. I have not tried it! Thanks for looking
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