changing pushrods? Got a couple ?'s...
12-10-2002, 08:12 AM
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changing pushrods? Got a couple ?'s... A: Is it really difficult...i've never actually messed w/springs/etc. on a car so this would be my first time actually opening a head up to change something.
B: the car has 90K miles, would it be worth it to replace my lifters when I replace my pushrods? Is it much more work?
C: I plan on going w/the TR224/227 N20 cam here soon so I only want to buy pushrods once, can someone make a suggestion as to which one's?
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<small>[ December 10, 2002, 08:25 AM: Message edited by: JoSeY ]</small>
B: the car has 90K miles, would it be worth it to replace my lifters when I replace my pushrods? Is it much more work?
C: I plan on going w/the TR224/227 N20 cam here soon so I only want to buy pushrods once, can someone make a suggestion as to which one's?
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12-10-2002, 08:59 AM
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Re: changing pushrods? Got a couple ?'s... It's really easy. Remove the valve covers, and the rockers arms then pull the pushrods out. When you re-install the rockers make sure to use thread sealer on the bolts and TQ to 22lbft I believe. The srpings stay on.
To change the lifters you would need to pull the heads.
You should be fine with a stock length TR pushrod.
Justin
To change the lifters you would need to pull the heads.
You should be fine with a stock length TR pushrod.
Justin
12-10-2002, 10:01 AM
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Re: changing pushrods? Got a couple ?'s... What he said.
Since you are in houston, just get a houston f-body guy to come show you the first time how to do it. Its super easy and will take no more than 2 hours to check them all from start to finish. After that, you can tear into it yourself in the future.
Since you are in houston, just get a houston f-body guy to come show you the first time how to do it. Its super easy and will take no more than 2 hours to check them all from start to finish. After that, you can tear into it yourself in the future.
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Re: changing pushrods? Got a couple ?'s... Thanks guys! I appreciate the info...I should have it done this weekend then...I will just change the pushrods untill I can afford to get some Heads.....then I will start saving up for an ARE 360 Iron block for the bottom end.
