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My question is this, Itmay be a stupid Q but i do not know the answer so i will ask it anyway. Will the wrong pushrod length effect the lift of the cam. I had my Trick Flow heads milled and changed cam along with 1.6 rockers, and was told to check pushrod length. I did this but the car just seems to be missing some power. Thanks for any help or responses. JOHN :troll
From what I understand the wrong pushrod length will affect valve lift and the effective cam lift and duration. It does this by changing the effective rocker arm ratio.
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Re: pushrod length (ITSovr4U)
:yesnod: I found my old post by a search in the archives. Try: Pushrod Length?? (82zoom). It also addresses head changes too. Now I wrote/emailed both Manley and Proform to inquire about the 1.6 rocker issue with their tools. But no response. I don’t see much difference in geometry with 1.6 and my contact pattern looks okay by eyeball verification.
This is a good thing to measure every time you change heads, head gaskets, mill head, mill block, even camshaft and lifters. The wrong pushrod length puts side loads on valve stems and will ruin guides fast (valves too.) :seeya