OEM Dodge Rocker Shaft Spring Kit

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The Dodge Rocker Shaft Spring Kit is comprised of springs, spacers, and retainers that maintain the alignment of the rocker arms on the shaft for quiet, durable operation of the valve train. Dodge remains committed to its heritage of creating steel that stands in defiance of flimsy plastic. The all-steel body spirit continues as panels shrug off dings and hold paint like armor. Combined with the thunderous HEMI power, acceleration forces you into the seat unapologetically. Suspensions that carve corners instead of wallowing are lessons from the vicious Viper program. You can toggle drive modes and the new Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust bellows or whispers on command, so the car can roar on Main Street or creep home in stealth. To help reduce under-hood heat, massive cooling passages in the engine stabilize oil pressure so Rocker Shaft Spring Kit starvation or wear never occurs. Let your Dodge cool off all the way before grabbing wrenches, then unhook your battery so nothing sparks. Remove the valve covers and take a picture of the rocker order to save headaches when assembling the Rocker Shaft Spring Kit. Turn each shaft bolt a quarter turn in sequence to bleed off the load and then lift the assembly off. Remove tired hardware and lay your new Rocker Shaft Spring Kit parts out in the printed order and apply clean oil to them. After reinstalling the shafts, ensure the oil holes are facing down and then tighten them according to specifications. Following this, close the covers back up, fire your Dodge, and listen for a smooth tick sound.