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why not more rpm? id rather wind them up than bog them down 6000-6500 is pretty easy with no rocket science involved
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Originally Posted by seafordguy
(Post 4774477)
My current pushrods are .80. Any reason to go to .135?
Yes, they are solid roller with higher spring pressure, but I never spin them over 4,000. .135 are twice as much $600 vs $300. I know it's not a big deal long term, but damn I just spend 2400 of new rockers, about to order my Daytona Sensors CDI ignition so the winter fund is depleted.....!! |
Originally Posted by boostbros
(Post 4774488)
why not more rpm? id rather wind them up than bog them down 6000-6500 is pretty easy with no rocket science involved
Originally Posted by F-2 Speedy
(Post 4774490)
I cant believe you posted that..............:lolhit:
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.80!? Are you running a 200hp small block? :whistle:
You have solid roller,and decent spring pressures , I wouldn`t be using some straw sized pushrods. Put your big boy pants on and let`s get with going here .. and please don`t tell anyone else you don`t go past 4000 rpm. :angry-smiley-038: |
I hate this website. The peer pressure can get the best of you.
Ordered the .135's...... |
now you can sleep at night..just with less money
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I hear you. Just makes you think - just spent 700 bucks to have some rods that are 25 thousandths of an inch longer. What a terrible hobby.....
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