Cracocuda

I change the cam of my 318 to a one with more lift and duration( hydraulic). When I tried to install the valvetrain (the stock 1.5) I notice that I will need a larger set of pushrods. A friend told me that a set of adjustable pushrods will work.Another friend don't recomend me the use of adjustable,but he don,t know the true reason. I may go for a set of adjustable rocker arms, but this is a more expensive solution. Please I accept recomendations for this issue.Thanks

Crazy4Carz.Com

Get an adjustable to figure the length, then order a set made to the correct length.

Cracocuda

Yes, this is another way, but where I can find the pushrods in the exact lenght? Have suggestions?Thanks for the advise Crazy4Carz.

Crazy4Carz.Com

Most any local speed shop can order them for you. If you don't have anyone local, try Jeggs or Summit.

Ellis Wyatt

Depending on length, I have a set new in box from ma mopar that might work.

Any idea of the length needed?

Cracocuda

Thank's Crazy4Carz, first I'm going to find a pushrod lenght checker and later I will try Summit or Jeggs.The stock pushrod lenght is 7.5", I think I will need something near 7.58"

Cracocuda

I'm not sure,I need to find a pushrod lenght checker first to go by the book. The stock lenght of the pushrods is 7.5",maybe I will need something near 7.58" or 7.6" The set that you have what lenght are? Thank Ellis.

1966sportfury

odd, i never ran into a problem with changing cams, never had a pushrod issue,
did you run it like that or just bolted them down and they were a lil loose.