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Re: What push rods are these?
[Re: Chilort]
#491079
10/08/09 07:46 AM
10/08/09 07:46 AM
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therocks
oh wait.but hey.lets see.oh yeah.
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oh wait.but hey.lets see.oh yeah.
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Rockers are the same just the lifters are different.The small end fits the lifter.If you try and run a late pushrod with the OE lifters it dosent seat in it like it should.I have a complete set of lifters rods and even the cam from the kids 62 413 that we changed.Rocky
Chrysler Firepower
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Re: What push rods are these?
[Re: Chilort]
#491081
10/08/09 01:11 PM
10/08/09 01:11 PM
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JohnRR
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So the factory used light push rods in '67? These are not a solid tube like every other big block push rod that I've seen.
This engine was put together very wrong then if these are '67 push rods because the small end was at the rocker, not the lifter.
does the lifter have the small cup ?
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Re: What push rods are these?
[Re: Chilort]
#491085
10/08/09 04:52 PM
10/08/09 04:52 PM
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JohnRR
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Does anyone have a picture of their known '67 push rod?
The ones in the picture above are hollow and have inserts at each end. I would have guessed something like this was not factory.
Those look like factory rods , I have cut 68 up factory pushrods to make a checking pushrod , they are hollow .
easy fix , buy new pushrods , problem solved .
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