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You need to get the rockers on there and measure.

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To get an accurate length this is the way you will have to do it .

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Thank you, I thought so But I am a bit impatient when I do this type of thing, I hate having to order and install something just to order something else to finish.

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I would measure first. The comp cams rockers need to have the adjuster's oil groove aligned with the rocker body's oil hole. If the push rod is not the right length the adjust may have to be turned out too far. This could result in blocking the oil to the push rod not to mention stressing out the adjuster. Every engine combination is different, that is why you need to measure. Do it right the first time and be done with it.

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I just went thru this with some Comp rockers. After some carefull measuring I determined that with 1 or 2 threads showing on the bottom of the adjuster screw the oiling groove in the screw was barely lined up with the oiling hole drilled in the rocker itself. In my case it won't matter as my hyd roller lifters have pushrod oiling and the pushrods are also drilled.

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I just went thru this with some Comp rockers. After some carefull measuring I determined that with 1 or 2 threads showing on the bottom of the adjuster screw the oiling groove in the screw was barely lined up with the oiling hole drilled in the rocker itself. In my case it won't matter as my hyd roller lifters have pushrod oiling and the pushrods are also drilled.

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