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Why would you trust what someone over the internet says? Granted there are some great sources here, but were not there looking at your parts. Measure your own setup as there are many variables that can change the length. Buy a pushrod length checker like this: http://www.summitracing.com/parts/cca-7702-1/overview/
Put a 7.200 in there since you want us to guess and all ......
in all seriousness if you aren't willing to put the time and find out your self. Instead of asking the internet put the tools down and don't mess with stuff. Ill be looking forward to your tear down thread of what went wrong ......
in all seriousness if you aren't willing to put the time and find out your self. Instead of asking the internet put the tools down and don't mess with stuff. Ill be looking forward to your tear down thread of what went wrong ......
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Put a 7.200 in there since you want us to guess and all ......
in all seriousness if you aren't willing to put the time and find out your self. Instead of asking the internet put the tools down and don't mess with stuff. Ill be looking forward to your tear down thread of what went wrong ......
in all seriousness if you aren't willing to put the time and find out your self. Instead of asking the internet put the tools down and don't mess with stuff. Ill be looking forward to your tear down thread of what went wrong ......
Follow the measurement method posted above, if you have questions or doubts then post them. There are a lot of guys willing to walk you through the procedure and you will learn along the way.
Another how-to thread with pics: https://ls1tech.com/forums/generatio...od-length.html
For under $50 you can get an adjustable pushrod & digital caliper to measure and be more precise. I got my caliper at Harbor Freight for $24 last Sunday.
For under $50 you can get an adjustable pushrod & digital caliper to measure and be more precise. I got my caliper at Harbor Freight for $24 last Sunday.






