Can anyone recommend a decent set of pushrods for use with a factory roller cam setup? I'm unsure what length or diameter the factory used..

 

anybody????

 

You're going to have to do much the same as the rest of us have to do,
SEARCH!

 

Dude if you dont have anything useful to say shut up. If you did all the hours of searching and you know the information let the guy in on it. This is a topic im still researching so I cant give you any ideas but this guy about me deserves to bac kto kindergarden and learn how to share.

 

thanks for the worthless reply, I did search and couldn't find the answer I'm looking for which is why I made this post, I figured someone on here would know the length of a factory roller pushrod off the top of their head. I think that it may be 7.200 but I would like a comfirmation from someone who actually knows for sure before I order parts..

 

If you did search and cant find it, then please post that you searched. People will be more likely to help.

Roller cam engines came with 7.200" long, 5/16" diameter, .080" wall thickness pushrods. Stock replacement mild steel Manley pushrods would be part number 25717-16. High performance hardened chrome-moly Manley pushrods for use with guideplates would be 25733-16.

 

im 99.5 percent sure they are 7.200 if everything is pretty much stock in the valvetrain. i even think if you have a summit or jegs catalog it lists the lenghths of the pushrods for an 87 up oe roller setup

 

Thanks! I'm not sure which I should go with, I'm running an lt1 roller cam with factory roller lifters from the lt1 with world products sr torquers that came with guideplates and roller rockers installed. Would I need the chrome-moly ones or will factory replacements do?

 

Get a $12 pushrod length checker, and a sharpie, and double check the length needed. You'll use the tool again later.
Then yea, get the chro-moly ones.

 

You can use either part number I listed with guide plates, they're both hardened.

 

Thanks guys!

 

That kind of answer is exactly why I never go on this site anymore .............

 

This is the route the best route to go with. Went with the the trick flow hardened push rods with guide plates.

 

What did you do, come back and search for a "search!" post just to say you never come back when you apparently do?