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#16069 - 02/05/09 01:12 PM placing a ZZP order
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What size push rods should I get? I am doing the L36 bottom end and a L67 "top swap" on it. I have the 105# springs and double rollermaster timing chain and their oil pump and cover.

I was wondering, would my stock L36 push rods work? or should I go with the ZZP restriced oil push rods and if so, which size?
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#16070 - 02/05/09 01:21 PM Re: placing a ZZP order
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Oh yeah, and I have the XP cam.
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#16071 - 02/05/09 02:00 PM Re: placing a ZZP order
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Stick with stockers.
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#16072 - 02/05/09 02:06 PM Re: placing a ZZP order
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Stockers or I think they have some ones that are a little bit stronger.
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#16073 - 02/05/09 04:35 PM Re: placing a ZZP order
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I don't think I've ever heard of a pushrod failure on our cars. Stick with the stock ones.
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#16074 - 02/05/09 04:41 PM Re: placing a ZZP order
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Quote:
Originally posted by lonezergling:
I don't think I've ever heard of a pushrod failure on our cars. Stick with the stock ones.
The only time I have seen it is when someone messed up an installation.
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