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What lifters, pushrods, Rockers and Valve springs?

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Im goin to be doing a H/C/I swap on my engine in about 2 months or so. I have a Comp XE274HR cam and nned to know what. Lift on cam is 555/565 its says use 1.6 rockers but what brand is best? What lifters, pushrods and valve springs to go with. Heads are going to be AFR 185's and intake will be a TFS track heat.

I have been looking but really dont know what would be best. I figure u guys can help!:SNSign:
 

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I dont know what kind of rockers you will need since there are a ton of companys that make good rockers, and I dont know about the pushrod length, I guess that could depend on the rockers, but for the lifters just get a set of stock replacement hydrolic roller tappets from ford, they are like $100 and will work fine.
 
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for rockers any good name should work fine. comp, crane, scorpion, harland sharp will do great. for pushrod length, you will need to get a set of adj. pushrods, cost like $15 or so. for the springs, if you are gonna get the AFR's, just go ahead and get that spring upgrade they have or whatever.
 
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im looking at some pushrods right now. ther Comp Cams High energy. Lenght is 6.250 and diameter is 5/16. will this work???
 
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you won't know what length you need until you check it with the adjustable pushrods. then you order your pushrods once you have the CORRECT length for your application.
 
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ok when u go to measuring the lenght how do u measure it correctly so i can get the right one? and where can i get em?
 
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there are numerous post about this subject, but here is a start

how to make your own lifter
http://www.trickflow.com/articles/stroker_1/#
walk thorugh of it.
http://www.mustangcentral.net/tech/geometry.html
 
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