Yeah, but those just have a larger groove for the pushrod.
I guess I'm just having a misunderstanding of how hydraulic lifters work. One rocker will be making slight contact with the pedistal while another one won't be close. So the pushrods are at different points. So what I'm getting is you can just torque them all down as it is and it will compress the lifter and torque the rocker, or you can put each cylinder on TDC and the rocker will make full contact with the pedistal so the torquing process will be more accurate. Is this right or am I way off?
BTW I'm using reusable bolts not TTY.