Another Pushrod/Preload Question
If you use pushrods specified by the gauge length, then you would need 7.3125 + 0.050 = 7.3625 since you used the Comp Cams length checking tool, which gives you a gauge length measurement.
If you use pushrods specified by the flat-to-flat lenght, then you would need pushrods that were 7.3775 from flat-to-flat as you showed above.
4. Ball/Ball designs are to be ordered by overall length
measurement. (The standard flat diameter on the ends of the
pushrods is 0.100")
Link to Manton catalog:
http://www.mantonpushrods.com/Images/Manton_Catalog.pdf
The Best V8 Stories One Small Block at Time
Yes I started with Shane's method first, then went ahead and used an adjustable pushrod to get measurement with that also.






