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what kind of push rods are u using? and for us non motor builders why did u not use regular ones since it was apart? I am wanting to do cams in the near future and am debating on pulling it all off or using adjustable. I have a slight rocker box leak so it needs a gasket any way. Build looks great can't wait to see it with tins on..
Im a non motor builder also. First time for me.
As far as pushrods. The bike had cams and adjustable pushrods. I will probably buy the s&s quick install or ez install whatever they are called. They collapse all the way where you dont have to remove the liftet blocks.
Thr old ones had a slight wobble. Few people said they were still good but im just buying em. What the hell im this far.
OH OK... I had to go back a page... i looked at this last pic first... and i thought u added some sort of funky yellow flame to it,,, i didnt like, but i see its just the sun light.....carry on nice giant project great job so far
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