Pushrod Question
Here is a picture of two Chrysler lifters. One is a mid 1990’s lifter and the other is whatever Jim at Racer Brown sells. You can clearly see two different sized seats and they do not take the same ball size.
This is picture of my pushrods for the lifter on the right.
You can see that one end has the small ball for the rocker and the other end has the bigger ball for the lifter. That’s why you have to measure the radius of the cup in the lifter, or at least be able to see the difference because that cup is what determines what ball size you need on the pushrod.
Here is a picture of two Chrysler lifters. One is a mid 1990’s lifter and the other is whatever Jim at Racer Brown sells. You can clearly see two different sized seats and they do not take the same ball size.
This is picture of my pushrods for the lifter on the right.
You can see that one end has the small ball for the rocker and the other end has the bigger ball for the lifter. That’s why you have to measure the radius of the cup in the lifter, or at least be able to see the difference because that cup is what determines what ball size you need on the pushrod.