416..L92 heads, what pushrod length you running?
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416..L92 heads, what pushrod length you running?
i knwo I have to measure, but I hate waiting. I want to get a size I THINK it will be then order a few pairs. what is the normal running size for these with a 232/248 ish cam?
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7.350 was perfect with mine. Though my heads were milled to make 66cc chambers and I used a .040 gasket. Cam is a 236/242 Comp grind, so its going to be a standard base circle, probably same as yours will be. If you are using stock L92 unmilled heads, I would think the 7.375 would be what you need. However, it is best to measure as you know.
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7.350 was perfect with mine. Though my heads were milled to make 66cc chambers and I used a .040 gasket. Cam is a 236/242 Comp grind, so its going to be a standard base circle, probably same as yours will be. If you are using stock L92 unmilled heads, I would think the 7.375 would be what you need. However, it is best to measure as you know.
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With my 66cc heads, 7.350 pushrod gave me between 1/2 and 3/4 of a turn preload to get to 22ft/lbs. It ends up being like .080 preload that we measured I believe.