T&d 18 Degree Shaft Rockers on 2040-parts.com
Springfield, Massachusetts, United States
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I have a used set of td shaft rockers from my 18 degree sbc dart heads. 1.55 ratio intake and exhaust. They are offset intake and exhaust. I was told by td they will fit almost any 18 degree, some 15 degree and more. They have some dings and are not perfect but they served us well. We are changing the set up so no longer need these. What you see is what you get. No shims come with these. Please do not make offers. If I don't get what I'm asking they will go back on the shelf as spares.
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