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Many moons ago, I installed a set of Crane solid lifters with adjustable pushrods. Fast forward about 2 decades, and a pushrod has broken on the threaded adjustable part. Appears as if the lock nut backed off, and the rod bounced around. Long story short, I need a pushrod, or set of pushrods, but can't find the crane rods anywhere. There was a set on eBay, and they took my money, only to send me a note ten minutes later saying they didn't have that in stock and was now obsolete. Of course there are loads of adjustable pushrods, but they are usually for the tappet conversion and I expect will be too short. It's the rear intake valve for what it's worth. Thoughts?
Thanks in advance!
Oh, yes, It's a 1982 FXWG. Has an Andrews B cam, hence the solid lifter setup.
Many moons ago, I installed a set of Crane solid lifters with adjustable pushrods. Fast forward about 2 decades, and a pushrod has broken on the threaded adjustable part. Appears as if the lock nut backed off, and the rod bounced around. Long story short, I need a pushrod, or set of pushrods, but can't find the crane rods anywhere. There was a set on eBay, and they took my money, only to send me a note ten minutes later saying they didn't have that in stock and was now obsolete. Of course there are loads of adjustable pushrods, but they are usually for the tappet conversion and I expect will be too short. It's the rear intake valve for what it's worth. Thoughts?
Thanks in advance!
Oh, yes, It's a 1982 FXWG. Has an Andrews B cam, hence the solid lifter setup.
you need to post a picture of your lifter
also the push rod and its length have some odd crane maybe i can help
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