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Technical ID these rocker arms... Gotha?

Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by 54popular, Jan 9, 2014.

  1. 54popular
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    No name on these rockers. I know they're small block Chevy but not sure who made them, maybe Gotha? They look like steel and definitely aren't magnesium. They have an odd logo underneath - looks like a B bell icon #, like B bell #.
     

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  2. BadgeZ28
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    from Oregon

  3. 54popular
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    I don't think they are for LS series motors. They are really old and look like they predate roller tips. The pad at the tip of the rocker looks a lot like what is used on a Thomas or Mickey Thompson rocker.
     
  4. indyjps
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    Yeah the fact that they aren't roller tip tells they have some age.
     
  5. Hotrodbuilderny
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    They look like Isky's I had back in the early 70's not saying they are, just that they look very similar.
     
  6. Paul
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    is that a little bell between the B and the 1?

    did Bell Auto Parts have their own line?
     
  7. 54popular
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    Yes, it is a bell symbol between the B and 1.

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