pushrod length
Melting Slicks
Joined: Nov 2005
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From: Green Valley Arizona
Did you do anything else to the heads or block? If so, then you will need to get a push rod length checker and rocker arm.
If you just went to this cam, this is the one I have in my rebuild, you are probably okay staying with stock length...but still suggest checking.
Later,
LannyL81
If you just went to this cam, this is the one I have in my rebuild, you are probably okay staying with stock length...but still suggest checking.
Later,
LannyL81
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From: Waterloo ontario Canada
The trick is to know what you are looking for. If you get a checker push rod how do you even know when you have the correct length????
Remember it is better to error on the short side then on the long side.
Remember it is better to error on the short side then on the long side.
Melting Slicks
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From: Green Valley Arizona
You know when you have the correct length pushrod by watching how the rocker arm moves over the valve tip during a cycle of that valve.
Check our Comp Cams technical page and read the page they have on checking for proper pushrod length.
Later,
Check our Comp Cams technical page and read the page they have on checking for proper pushrod length.
Later,
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From: eville in
Originally Posted by LannyL81
You know when you have the correct length pushrod by watching how the rocker arm moves over the valve tip during a cycle of that valve.
Check our Comp Cams technical page and read the page they have on checking for proper pushrod length.
Later,
Check our Comp Cams technical page and read the page they have on checking for proper pushrod length.
Later,
