Pushrod Length??????
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hi i have a 5.3 with Ls1 241 heads milled down .060 and stock headgaskets .053 correct me if im wrong on the stock headgasket thickness and a gm Ls1 hot cam what would my push rod length be at with the milled heads, head gaskets and performance cam thank you
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In this application there isn't a generalization you can follow. You will have to setup and check for proper preload to determine PR length.
When I ran 317's milled .050 with .040 gaskets I ended up using 7.300 Comp PR. I still have them, like brand new if you determine that size will work for you. Let me know.
When I ran 317's milled .050 with .040 gaskets I ended up using 7.300 Comp PR. I still have them, like brand new if you determine that size will work for you. Let me know.
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In this application there isn't a generalization you can follow. You will have to setup and check for proper preload to determine PR length.
When I ran 317's milled .050 with .040 gaskets I ended up using 7.300 Comp PR. I still have them, like brand new if you determine that size will work for you. Let me know.
When I ran 317's milled .050 with .040 gaskets I ended up using 7.300 Comp PR. I still have them, like brand new if you determine that size will work for you. Let me know.
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In this application there isn't a generalization you can follow. You will have to setup and check for proper preload to determine PR length.
When I ran 317's milled .050 with .040 gaskets I ended up using 7.300 Comp PR. I still have them, like brand new if you determine that size will work for you. Let me know.
When I ran 317's milled .050 with .040 gaskets I ended up using 7.300 Comp PR. I still have them, like brand new if you determine that size will work for you. Let me know.