How much taller are Morel lifters?
#3
Originally Posted by Moparnos (The SLP Guy)
use a pushrod checker to accuratly measure for them. but i believe the morels are .030 taller.
Now if only I could find a place that has the Morel lifters in stock.....
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Originally Posted by JakeFusion™
Plunger depth is the same, but that doesn't matter. The Morels need only .030" preload as opposed to .100" of stock. So the Pushrods will need to be .070" shorter.
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#11
Originally Posted by Cstraub
Thunder should have lifters today or tomorrow.
On paper, with Comp OE lifters, I would have tried 7.40". I guess it would be ~7.10" with the Morels. That doesn't sound like an off-the-shelf pushrod to me. I'm such a newb with this stuff
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Originally Posted by ShevrolayZ28
Cool! But now I have some more figuring to do....
On paper, with Comp OE lifters, I would have tried 7.40". I guess it would be ~7.10" with the Morels. That doesn't sound like an off-the-shelf pushrod to me. I'm such a newb with this stuff
On paper, with Comp OE lifters, I would have tried 7.40". I guess it would be ~7.10" with the Morels. That doesn't sound like an off-the-shelf pushrod to me. I'm such a newb with this stuff
#15
Originally Posted by vettenuts
Not really because your preload will also be different. The lifters will require a shorter pushrod due to their length and then shorter still due to the reduced preload. Best to buy an adjustable pushrod from Thunder when you order the Morels ($20) and measure. It only takes a few minutes and that way you will only order the pushrods once. I did this as one of the first things and the pushrods were at my house before I even needed them.
That was helpful. I'll do it that way; I'll order the pushrod checker, then order the correct length pushrods.
I was going to make a ball park guess and order them at the same time as the other stuff. I'd most likely have guessed wrong and ended up with an extra set. (Especially since I seem to be unable to do simple math.)
Viper, thanks for pointing that out! And I'll keep you in mind if I end up needing 7.325".