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Old 08-17-2007, 03:00 PM
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Arrow Can you guys help me me figure out what push rod length do I need for my H/C set-up?

Im going to put some TSP Terminator heads (milled to 59cc) on my C5 with a 228/228 .579 .579 114. What push rod length should I be using? IF you guys can help I would appreciate it a lot.
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how much have they been milled?, and what head gasket are you going to use?
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how much have they been milled?, and what head gasket are you going to use?
they been milled to 59cc and im using stock GM gaskets. I have 7.350 push rods but dont know if they will work since most people put the 7.4 push rods in when they do H/C.
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the only good way to find that out is using a pushrod length checker. and making sure your roller tip is centered on the valve stem/lash cap correctly using marking compound.
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Originally Posted by LSXNV
the only good way to find that out is using a pushrod length checker. and making sure your roller tip is centered on the valve stem/lash cap correctly using marking compound.
What he said. First center geometry, then measure with checker on cam base lobe for p-rod length, add your preload desire onto the length measured and voila.




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