Pushrod measuring tool??

[91stangy]

I've run into a problem while redoing my engine. Now maybe there is a chance someone knows my answer. So I will ask this first. I am putting AFR 165 heads and an Anderson Ford N41 cam, with comp cam 1:6 Roller Rockers into my 1990 302. I need new hardened pushrods. Does anyone know the size I would need?

If the answer is no, is there anyone in the Suffolk County, LI area that knows of a shop that would sell the pushrod measuring tool (besides SK Speed, the one in Rockville Centre is the one that holds it and would like to save a trip). I need the one that is basically a fake pushrod and I can measure for new ones, not measure the existing one lol. I'm trying to eliminate ordering it.

Thank you in advance for any answered questions...

 

[ls1beater4eva]

you can try realspeed automotive or mustang magic

 

[FoxChasis]

Make your own...

Take an old pushrod and cut it in half then cut an additional inch from one of the two pieces. Thread the inside of each end with a #10-24 tap. Use a 2" piece of #10-24 threaded rod to put it back together. Adjust the push rod length to the correct size by twisting the two halves together.

 

[smr]

nice with tap size and everything I made my own in same way...i think I used an oddball tap with finer threads but that sounds perfect.