ls6 heads and cam question
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im thinking of putting 2002 ls6 243 heads with duel valvesprings and titanium retainers and a 2002 ls6 cam in my 2000 T.A. i was wondering wether i would need to use the 7.450 pushrods or should i use the 7.400 pushrods, or if anyone knows of a better lenght to use please post up. Help a guy out
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Originally Posted by Xtnct00WS6
that'll depend on a few things...
first...are you milling the heads?
first...are you milling the heads?
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hey sorry to hijack.. im running 243s with dual springs & 7.400 hardened push rods. my cam is a TSP T2 232/234 .595/.598 112.. ive been noticing more valvetrain noise, but so far the motor has been running stronger then ever. is there going to be a difference in running a longer push rod like a 7.425-50??
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Originally Posted by PREDATOR-Z
You can use 7.425 or 7.450 for less noise. 7.400 has been done before but with those heavy duals, it will be noisier.
I would use 7.425s
I would use 7.425s