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For anyone that has a low deck BB and 440source stealth heads did you use a pre-built pushrod or did you make your own from a kit? I see 440source has two pre-built ones and kits too.


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Because your deck height, cam base circle, and head and gasket thickness can all be different for each build, it is best to get a measuring pushrod and find out exactly what works for your combo.


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Originally Posted by gregsdart
Because your deck height, cam base circle, and head and gasket thickness can all be different for each build, it is best to get a measuring pushrod and find out exactly what works for your combo.


I have those, the only thing changing is stock 452's to Stealth heads. I can't use the stock pushrods due to new rockers but if I don't have to custom build them it would be preferable.

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I use a checking pushrod and then have Manton make them the lengths I need up scope


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Originally Posted by Cab_Burge
I use a checking pushrod and then have Manton make them the lengths I need up scope


Which series do you use? They are on the short list of companies I'm considering.


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The best ones they offer for race motors, series 3 for my street and strip builds with roller cam motors having under 700 Lbs. pressure over the nose up scope
They are not cheap though, i use to buy and use Smith Bros but stop doing that several years back after getting three bad sets puke


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