Rockers are alloy
Pedestalas are alloy
Shaft is steel (main pedestal shaft that is)
Rockers are longer and pedestals are in orig position.
No mods to head required
Tips are roller
Pushrods need to be changed to std type pushrods instead of A series bucket and ball type.
I have pics on my dodgy site of pushrods I used and roller rockers........inc price I paid when I bought them all those years ago.
YT6023 1.55 ratio
YT6024 1.65 ratio
TY6304 1.55 ratio with semi finished pushrods (so you can cut them off to make your own required length)

anyone know if they make any for the L series??

Will these guys ship to the US??

Greely1200
Google the name Yella Terra.
This will get you their website. Once you are in, check it all out. There is a list of agents, & when you select USA, it should give you a list of the US agents.

Just got of the phone to Y.T. Part no. YT 6024 NLA p/no. YT6023 $835 gst included (trade) For rocker assembly, $220 for pushrods gst included (made by different company)

Glad I bought mine years ago then
I'm using Crow pushrods.......they are Cro Molly and cheaper. I just had to work out the length I needed

I also rang Yella Terra [03 9555 5522] & they advised that the 1.64 to 1 [not 1.65] ratio rockers were NLA, but would be available if i ordered 10 sets.
I too was quoted $834.95 tax paid, FOB at factory, but i was also advised that there was a price war between Rocket Industries in Sydney & a well known [but unrecalled] Melbourne outlet

I rang Rocket [02 8825 1900] & spoke to Nicholas, who said that the rocker kit was not a stocked item,[surprise] but he would get back to me,
He did. He quoted me $766.20, tax paid, FOB Sydney.
To this we must add any freight charges to send it to the customers home, plus a set of custom pushrods. [$220 seems a lot for eight pushrods, thats $27.50 each]

Perfectune Engineering / Yella Terra no longer make the pushrods & they sold all the manufacturing tooling to "Head Stud Development" in Melbourne, so either this company, or "Crow Cams" would be the source of the custom pushrods as they would need to be diferent lengths for the A10, A12, & A14/15 blocks.

So what are we up for. If you get any change from $1000 [Australian], you're laughing. For this you get.....

1 set of custom made pushrods, from the supplier of your choice.

I roller rocker kit, comprising, High strength alloy rocker arms that are claimed to be as much as 5 times the strength of stockers.
They have needle rollers for the main pivot, plus a roller tip.
The shaft is hardened for the rollers & is of a larger diameter than stock, which is why they provide the stands as well.
Oiling is provided in the normal way, but oil is fed to the individual rockers from the top of the shaft so that it will run down & lube ALL of the needles.

The adjusting screw is of a cup type which is the reason for the custom pushrods. I suspect that the screws are possibly Chevy ones as they are the most popular type of roller rocker that they make & using these screws saves a dollar in manufacture.

Only the 1.55 to 1 ratio is available, & even these would need to be made to customer order. If they can make 1.55 to 1 to order, then why not 1.64 to 1's?
Perhaps i will ring tomorrow & ask.

Well Dodgeman (or is this "Dodgy"man) I'm glad you have had time to do your homework on this subject, I'm glad you have crossed all of you T's and dotted all of your i's.Take full marks, I personally don't have time to write such long and informative threads as you and be as anal as you have been eg. 1.64-1.65 rocker ratio, $834.95-$835 REALLY!!! who really gives a #### about .1 rocker ratio and 5 cents these days, if I had not have been in charge of twenty five blokes on a $13,000,000 factory installation i would have posted a more informative reply today.
Anyway I have happily placed my order with Yella Terra today and eagerly await the delivery of my roller rockers in 3-4 weeks.
Dattoman_1000 i will follow up on Crow pushrods they might be a better choice of pushrod, the ones on your website (which i might add is not crap) look like good units.

Lemonhead, no need to bash other club members.

By the way, the difference between 1.55 and 1.64 rocker ratios is substantial (5%). Doesn't mean they're always better, but might be for some applications.

Lemonhead
Thanks for your kind words. The "nickname" is "Dodgeman", but you can call me Chris if you like.
I have been working away in Victoria for almost a month, so i have not had the opportunity to reply untill now. If i had twenty five blokes to do my work for me, i'm sure i would feel a lot less under pressure. To date, i have worked the last 28 days straight without a break, & i don't look like getting a day off for another six days, & an eight hour day is as good as a holliday for me right now. The phone calls took up about 15 minutes of my time & i'm sorry that you feel offended when i didn't do a half arse job of it like you.

As for the price, i have only repeated what was quoted to me, for this i get sh## from you. What's your problem?
The correction in the ratio was made by the fellow at Yella Terra, & he was at pains to ensure that i fully grasped what he was saying. I passed it along to correct an apparent error that this fellow obviously thought was important to correct.

If you had thought to ask the right questions, you may well have saved yourself $68.75 [Au] which would have paid for the freight & still given you some change, none the less, as the supervisor of an obviously big budget project, perhaps this kind of saving is of no importance to you,... but it is to me.

Think kindly of me on your next day off while you are enjoying your relaxation, your family, & your toys, & don't cry bleeding heart to me about your lack of time & your workload, I'l probably be still at work, in the cold, the wet & the dark, saving to pay for my car.