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350 Stocker Engine, Hydraulic Roller, Roller Rockers, Lifters have
.050-.060 plunge. Max RPM 6800. Question: Will there be a measureable difference between 5/16 .080 wall pushrods vs. 3/8 .120 wall pushrods? I am getting pulled different ways depending on the source. Thanks in advance guys. J.R. |
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Can,t go wrong with the heavier pushrods, but if you not run any spring pressure you can likely get buy with the 5/16 80 wall. You mite ck your lift with one then ck it with the other, if it the same run the 5/16.
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JR check out my website stewardperformance.com
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Denny, Do you feel a custom 5/16 push rod is a adequate for a high rpm SBC Stocker?
(200 / 400 # springs)
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Mark, a 5/16 .120 wall would be the least I would use on a SBC stocker engine.
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Next question (s) Sounds like about a.070 oil passage ..Enough for roller rockers? Anybody go less? Possible?
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