Which Adjustable Pushrods?
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Tourer
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From: Alberta, Canada
Which Adjustable Pushrods?
I thought I saw a thread about the recommended choice of SE adjustable pushrods but now I can't find it.
I looks like I have two options:
Premium Tapered Quick-Install Adjustable Pushrods #18404-08
Quick-Install Pushrod Kit For Twin Cam-Equipped Models #17997-99A
What is everyone using? Do the pushrod covers in the Quick Install kit give that much more room for adjusting the rods?
I looks like I have two options:
Premium Tapered Quick-Install Adjustable Pushrods #18404-08
Quick-Install Pushrod Kit For Twin Cam-Equipped Models #17997-99A
What is everyone using? Do the pushrod covers in the Quick Install kit give that much more room for adjusting the rods?
Road Warrior
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From: Yukon, OK
I bought the crane adjustable push rods and I like them....but yes if the kit gives you new pushrod tubes then go with it....because the stock ones with adjustable pushrods it can be a PIA.......
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If money isn't an issue, go with the tapered ones. They don't rub at the top like the other SE version is prone to do. Also they are better if using a higher lift cam. I run the older version of SE's and would like to switch to the tapers because I am getting a little rubbing I think from the occasional noise I am hearing. Having said all that, the older version SE does work just fine, just more prone to have some rubbing.
Road Warrior
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Yep, what JD said. Each kit comes with shorter tubes. No reason not to use them, especially when the shorter ones give just enough room for the 3 wrenches you need to lock everything down.
For a few extra bucks, might as well get the tapered ones. I did and glad of it. They come in handy if you can't leave good enough alone and decide to use a high lift cam in the future.
For a few extra bucks, might as well get the tapered ones. I did and glad of it. They come in handy if you can't leave good enough alone and decide to use a high lift cam in the future.
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