trigger1

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Well last time I had the car in for warranty work they replaced the cam, a couple of lifters and a few pushrods. (serious overrev) anyways In the middle of my cam install I noticed this. Now should this head have been replaced? or Will it be fine and the only time this would be a factor is in another bent pushrod situation?

goober35

iTrader: (1)

Looks good to me. That is what happens when a push rod has to make room for itself.

Cricket99SS

If you ever decide to go solid roller and have to enlarge the pushrod holes anyway, you will be one hole ahead.

trigger1

iTrader: (28)

I dunno I saw that and freaked out. I just got off the phone with my uncle, who happens to be the head of a gm service dept., and he told me everything is a o k. So hopefully tomorrow the TR224 will be in and running.

Classic

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Yep, everything is fine. The pushrod doesn't ride on the metal (at least till you over rev it ) so you won't have any problems.

LASTLS1

iTrader: (7)

I HAD to grind all of mine to fit the Jesel rockers! No big deal.

NLang

iTrader: (12)

That's probably there because of that pushrod having been bent. Definitely no big...

trigger1

iTrader: (28)

ahh what would I do without ls1tech to guide me.