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Old 08-24-2007, 10:18 PM
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As we type, Im putting my engine back together

I had my heads shaved .025 and swapped the stock cam back in. What pushrods should I use till I can get the right ones. My hardened 7.400's., or the stockers. i like the idea of having the hardened ones in there, but I know even the stockers will be a tad too long. Will using the 7.4's cause any problems, or just pre-load the lifters?
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the stock ones are 7.400 also.
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Originally Posted by gmtechnician
the stock ones are 7.400 also.

I thought they were 7.385 or something?
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anytime you mill heads use a pushrod checker!!!!!!!
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