Pushrod Length - Stock Cam Twisted Wedge Heads

Stanger007

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Does anyone know what length push rods are used with the stock 95 cam and Trickflow Track Heat heads?

When I put these heads on, all the shops around that sell push rods will be closed, so I'd like to go ahead and buy a set that "should" work. If they don't hit the valve right I'll be no worse off than if I hadn't tried.

Running 1.6 CompCams rockers http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?part=CCA-1044-16

I've got one vote for 6.750 being correct for the stock cam.

Thanks guys!
Wes
 
Ah ha! An area I can help, unlike the tuning section... :D

I'm running 6.75" pushrods with my TFS1 cam. After measuring, that's what I came up with, and I'm also pretty sure that's what comes with their top end kit. You should measure just to be on the safe side. Pushrods are what, $100 give or take? An adjustable pushrod is around $12, so that's what I'd do first, just to be on the safe side.
 
That Wes

He is a smart one :nice:

The REAL reason he is not doing a cam is ..................

Well ... EVERYONE knows cams won't work with 94-95 computers :D

Heaven forbid if ... it has a lsa of 112 or lower :shock:

Grady
 
Grady is right -- it sounds like a tuning nightmare! :eek:

A friend of my second cousins brother in law told me he heard all
you have to do to make it work is increase your fuel pressure by
1.75 lbs and your good to go :D

He then shared with me ... A little known secret :banana:

He said the only thing you gotta be careful about is if the vacuum
drops too low because the 94-95 computers can't deal with
low vacuum :nice:

Grady
 
I saw a guy the other day that was told that you could run more timing but that you had to have an adjustable FPR to do so.

Here's the method:
1. Advance the timing till it pings bad
2. Raise fuel pressure until it doesn't ping anymore
3. Repeat above two until the car feels like it is not any faster

I kid you not, you can't make this stuff up!
 
I saw a guy the other day that was told that you could run more timing but that you had to have an adjustable FPR to do so.

Here's the method:
1. Advance the timing till it pings bad
2. Raise fuel pressure until it doesn't ping anymore
3. Repeat above two until the car feels like it is not any faster

I kid you not, you can't make this stuff up!

Heck Fire :D

What could be more simple :banana:

One of these days :shrug:

We ought to start a thread and discuss why some guys go to the
trouble and expense with chips or those self tuning doo dads
such as PMS, Tweecer's, and the like :scratch:

Grady