HARDENED pushrods
If no then go with some 5/16" Trick Flow Specialties 7.200". You can find them on Summit for $87.
You will need to measure to verify the length because changing your heads, head gaskets etc. will throw the length off. I would buy the Comp Cams 7702-1 pushrod length checking tool then buy the correct length pushrod and would recommend the Trick Flow Specialties.
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There ya go. I've been running them in different lengths for a few years with my different setups and they have been great.
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Yes of course.
I ran 7.200" length when all I did was swap in a cc503 with stock untouched heads.
When I did my heads/cam swap I measured a have been running 7.100" after milling heads, .026" gasket, new lifters.
A magic marker works great to check the valve tip wear pattern.
I ran 7.200" length when all I did was swap in a cc503 with stock untouched heads.
When I did my heads/cam swap I measured a have been running 7.100" after milling heads, .026" gasket, new lifters.
A magic marker works great to check the valve tip wear pattern.
