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Old 12-26-2003, 05:45 AM
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I just bought a ls6 cam, along with springs, bolt and the gaskets. I ll probably raise my rev limit to 6400. is it a good idea to get some crome moly pushrods just to be on the safe side?
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Thats up to you , many people are using the stock ones with no problems.
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Every z06 out there uses the same pushrods you have, so I'd say just stick with the stock ones.
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Stock ones are totally fine. Roll them on a flat surface, like glass or something, and check to make sure they are all straight though.
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revlimiter is set at 6600 on stock PRs.no problems so far.
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