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I agree .025", should certainly not bottom out the lifter....which is what would have to happen for the valve to be kept open. I do not think your problem is one of pushrod length. The 7.40 or 7.425 should result in the same engine performance. Unless the heads are milled and you didnt realize it. Measure to verify.....
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Originally Posted by PREDATOR-Z
I think you need to get a p-rod checker and measure.
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Man, the only way 7.425 would bleed cylinder pressure is if they collapsed the lifter.
You have hydraulic lifters and .025 inch CANNOT have the effects you say.
You're beating around the wrong bush.
Do a leakdown test.
You have hydraulic lifters and .025 inch CANNOT have the effects you say.
You're beating around the wrong bush.
Do a leakdown test.