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RE: You might also try...
By Mike McQuesten - 03/01/2002 2:46:11 PM; IP 206.193.0.120
Rocker Arm Specialists in CA.

They treated me very well when I purchased a full set of their adjustable rockers, shafts, billet aluminum stands and end supports. I think they offer the end supports seperately.

They do refurbish old Ford adjustables too. They install an adjuster with a locking nut.

Check out their site. www.rockerarmspecialists.com
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