RE: 64 Sport Fury push rods

[Brian Schlump <jsbs@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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I had to change my push rods when I installed roller rockers in my 426.  
The new ones have a recessed socket in the top to accept the ball on the 
adjustment screw of the roller rocker.  One note of caution... the push 
rods are larger in diameter than the stock ones, so they may rub against 
the head... mine did.  I had to file the heads to gain more clearance 
for the push rods.  Good luck with your project.
Brian

Roadstar15@xxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> 
> I got new roller rockers from RaceParts down in L.A.  Do i need to 
> change the 
> push rods or will the stock ones work?  1964- 383ci Sport Fury.  Any 
> suggestions?
> 
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