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09-19-2004 09:42 PM #1
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Push Rods for a sbc400
Just wondering what the stock push rod length is for a sbc 400???
and what kind of rods I should use. Got a good size cam , 1.6 rockers . Still using single spring valve springs , chromoly keepers and retainers. No guide plates Its a stump puller for a Suburban. not sure if i can get away with stock pushrods or if I need something alot stronger?
Man do I need help! I don't think my insurance will cover that though..............
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Re: Push Rods for a sbc400
Originally posted by Buildinga406
Just wondering what the stock push rod length is for a sbc 400???
and what kind of rods I should use. Got a good size cam , 1.6 rockers . Still using single spring valve springs , chromoly keepers and retainers. No guide plates Its a stump puller for a Suburban. not sure if i can get away with stock pushrods or if I need something alot stronger?
the pushrods are not the weak link in that chain!!! 
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