Rocker arm question for engine pros

[11m]

I've got a new set of the Comp stainless rocker arms to replace my worn out aluminum rocker arms. Upon installation, I notice there is insufficient clearance between the rocker arm and retainer. The underside of the rocker may be touching the retainer. If not, I know it's way too close. My question is what is the simplest way to gain clearance without reinventing the wheel? Would a longer pushrod do the trick, lash caps, etc? Once again, all replies and suggestions are appreciated.

[perfconn]

Longer pushrods or lashcaps won't solve the problem.Only solution is smaller diameter springs or grinding on the rockers.This is a common problem and Crower makes a rocker arm with a backset fulcrum to solve it.Since you have new rockers and probably don't want to buy more then smaller springs or grinding is the only solution.