Help What size pushrods do I ues

#3
Are your rockers fixed pedestal roller rockers like the Gage in the above video or ball stud non roller rockers? The video above is for fixed pedastal rollers so If yours are not that then it does not depend on pedestal height. Pushrod length alone sets geometry. You have to check the geometry but depending on the type of rocker it may be ok to use the stock pushrods but you still need to check. Why dont you post a picture of what you have.
 
#4
Are your rockers fixed pedestal roller rockers like the Gage in the above video or ball stud non roller rockers? The video above is for fixed pedastal rollers so If yours are not that then it does not depend on pedestal height. Pushrod length alone sets geometry. You have to check the geometry but depending on the type of rocker it may be ok to use the stock pushrods but you still need to check. Why dont you post a picture of what you have.
It's a stock
 

delray

Well-Known Member
#7
like ole4 said earlier, we need pictures of your parts. also on a different note with 275 lift and 1.2 ratio that will put you at 330 lift so you will need about a 36 pound spring. also sometimes how aggressive the cam can dictate less or more valve spring rate. 36 will get you in the pall park.
 
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