It doesn't really matter, just be sure to get the end play down to nothing. It only needs to be loose enough that the rocker arm turns OK. The wavy washer will be flattened out, so it is fairly useless.
Those just slide on with hand pressure.
1971 R75 Rocker arm shafts
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Duane Ausherman
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Re: 1971 R75 Rocker arm shafts
Ask the Indians what happens when you don't control immigration.
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Re: 1971 R75 Rocker arm shafts
Ron Baker wrote:Ken, I know I'm committed for the 1st weekend yopu mentioned, pretty sure the 2nd weekend is open at this point. I'll keep watching for updates
Got it. FYI a couple people have already expressed preference for the the earliest date. One had a conflict with the second date. Only one (you) has expressed a preference for the latter date so far.
Ken
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Re: 1971 R75 Rocker arm shafts
In switching over to the flat washers from the wavy washers do I need more than 4? Are they like shims where you keep adding more to get rid of the end play?
Thanks, Ron
Thanks, Ron
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Re: 1971 R75 Rocker arm shafts
No, just one per rocker. Lots of room for up/down left/right adjustment with the early setup.
Re: 1971 R75 Rocker arm shafts
Thanks Tim, I'll get them ordered