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Old 04-14-2005, 08:47 PM
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Ive got the comp 212/218 cam and the LS6 yellow springs. Before i do the work i was woundering if i should or have to change the push rods out.
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Old 04-14-2005, 08:49 PM
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You could.. I did with the 224/224... Go to thunderracing.com and get the stock length ones from comp cam i think they are like 120 bucks.. not too outragous.
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It's not a must, but damn sure can't hurt. Good to go ahead and do while you have the rockers off.
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I did... I got a set of Manley Hardend Pushrods for around 60-70 dollars from a member here.... Try Ebay I used 7.4"
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i also have some manley rods in mine. got them from scdp>>>>>>>>>>>>
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I did... I got a set of Manly Hardend Pushrods for around 60-70 dollars from a member here.... Try Ebay I used 7.4"
OH really?
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same cam here with cut heads and stock pushrods and it works like a champ i say keep em unless you go with something bigger
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He said Manly Hardened Pushrod. Sounds like a topic you'd hear on a ricer forum.

Seriously, its not necessary to change, but sure couldn't hurt either.
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Yep, optional but better piece of mind. I hear of the F-body guys over revving and snapping the stockers above 6500rpm on occasion.
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