another pushrod question....does this look right???
If that is your package, contact the post office with the photo. I believe using Priority Mail provides some level of insurance automatically. Not sure how much, think it's either $50 or $100.
I already put in claim with usps...its $50 and still waiting for them to respond...
btr responded to me this morning and stated they would assist as courtesy on the cost which is awesome...still suck for both parties because its extra cost for everyone....but I do appreciate them stepping up....
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Am I missing something? I put LS7 lifters in not long ago with my new cam and they were identical to the stock lifters that came out of my LQ4. Didn't measure a thing just torqued the rocker bolt down and everything's good.
already tried my stock pushrods...too short...
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I think it's a common misconception that stock pushrods are a true 7.400" length. They're actually shorter than that. 7.385"
Typically, people will move to a 7.4" pushrod when switching their cam profile to a .650" lift
Typically, people will move to a 7.4" pushrod when switching their cam profile to a .650" lift
