When is it nessacary to?
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When is it nessacary to?
Change to a different length pushrod? Or is the stock 7.4" ok with most applications. I want to run a 232/232 cam with right around .600 lift will the stock lenght pushrods be okay to run with that?
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You should be fine.. Best thing to do as we always recomend it get comp cams pushrod length checker...
http://customssi.com/cart/index.php?...roducts_id=243
Use that make sure 7.4 is what you need (where your heads milled at all or anything?) then order your pushrods...
http://customssi.com/cart/index.php?...roducts_id=243
Use that make sure 7.4 is what you need (where your heads milled at all or anything?) then order your pushrods...
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Most aftermarket cams with higher lift like that have a smaller-than-stock base circle. I believe you can calculate it off of the cam card. Yes you should always measure with a PR length checker. But, most likely a 7.425 pushrod is what you will need if the only change is the cam.
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Most aftermarket cams with higher lift like that have a smaller-than-stock base circle. I believe you can calculate it off of the cam card. Yes you should always measure with a PR length checker. But, most likely a 7.425 pushrod is what you will need if the only change is the cam.
exactly
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