Pushrods?
that is what i purchased for my 306 swap... as far as i know they are designed for the high energy camshafts... they should work just fine. the only major difference i could find is that the tips are welded rather than being solid.
What is the rest of your valvetrain setup? I wouldnt have a problem using those with a stock camshaft and low rev's, but going aftermarket I'd much rather see people using one peice pushrods. They are only $20-30 more, so why not?
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Originally Posted by Bersaglieri
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If your on a budget you can get trickflow ones, its a Summit Racing brand but maybe some of the supporting vendors sell them. Just dont mix and match, if you have other stocker you were using, pull them and replace. Although the Hotcam kit uses self aligning rockers, depending on how high you want to rev I'd go with one peicers.
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