Re: Push Rod Length Question

[William Cole <wedge64@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Pushrod length is the same for both. You may need to get a pushrod
checker tool to get the correct geometry so the rocker stays in the
middle of the valve head. It's basicly just a pushrod with an adjustable
end so you can locate the rocker in the middle of the valve head when
you roll the motor over several times. Use dykem on the valve head to
check it. Should work the same with stamped rockers or roller.

Bill C.
On Tue, 20 Oct 2009 14:15:41 -0400, "Nico Over" <nover@xxxxxxxx> said:
> 
> Just installed a new set of Aluminum heads on my 440, The old push rod
> length 
> is too short so will need new ones. My old Purple cam calls for 28/32 
> thousandths settings. My question is: Will I need 2 different push rod 
> lengths due to the difference on valve lash settings or is the few thou 
> difference not worth it. My old pushrods were all the same. Any thoughts/
> Thanks Nico Over
> Va. Beach, Va
> 
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