afr pushrod
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Kumm3
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i used them, but you have to check to make sure they are in the right spot on the head of the valve, i just lucked out
69clark
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I have afr 185 and when I checked mine, they happened to be stock length. But you do have to check yours!
You'll have to check but a 6.25" usually works well on a 0 to /-.005 deck, I'd recommend using the TFS 1 pc chrome molt pushrods, you'll need the hardened rods for use with the guid plates. Just make sure you clean the pushrods really well, especially through the center before you install them. Be surprised what comes out of pushrods...
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rickd93_lx
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id definatly check the length the last engine i built i used one adjustable push rod and tiried different lenghths in order to get minimum sweep on the rockers when i found the size i needed i mesured the push rod and bouhgt what i needed, just make sure that if your exhaust lift is higher than you intake you will have to take an exhaust mesurement as wll as an intake and vice versa if lift is the same one measurement will do it,
Even high dollar customs I've pulled pieces of debris out, and have seen them completely plugged. Next time you get your hands on a new pushrod, hold it up to the light and look through it. I let them soak a little then use a small engine cleaning brush made for pushrods. I'm a bit of a neat freak though, my motors are known for how clean they are inside and out.
u have to use a pushrod checker to get the correct length. all engines r different.
I have a set of manley 4130 chrome moly pushrods 6.3 length with 5,000 miles on them. I used them with my AFR 185 heads and 1.7RR, $75 shipped to ya.
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I have a set of manley 4130 chrome moly pushrods 6.3 length with 5,000 miles on them. I used them with my AFR 185 heads and 1.7RR, $75 shipped to ya.
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