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10-20-2005, 01:26 PM
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Re: Do diffrent heads require diffrent length pushrods?
The instructions that came with my TFTW heads explained how to use the adjustable push rod to get the right length for proper valve train geometry. I did get my adjustable push rod from Summit. They did have them then (several years ago). You may have to call and ask them about availability and price.
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