1.7 rockers
#2
Well, they will, but you should change some other things in there as well or else they won't work. unless you currently have 1.7 rr's then i believe you need to change the rods (i think thats it) so they have can actually perform properly.
SOOO, to my knowledge you can but some changing out of other parts will be required.
SOOO, to my knowledge you can but some changing out of other parts will be required.
#3
Well, they will, but you should change some other things in there as well or else they won't work. unless you currently have 1.7 rr's then i believe you need to change the rods (i think thats it) so they have can actually perform properly.
SOOO, to my knowledge you can but some changing out of other parts will be required.
SOOO, to my knowledge you can but some changing out of other parts will be required.
#4
because they need more leverage to be able to allow the complete movement. It's like on a seesaw, if it is longer it needs to be pushed farther up to make it be able to move all the other side all the way down if it is longer. This was just a guess as perhaps when I was told this it was in comparison between 1.6 RR and 1.7 RR's
#6
the point of different ratio rr's is to ues the same cam lift w/the same pushrods and change the valve lift.....
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