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Releiving push rod holes for big cams in stock int

By James - 03/17/2002 2:55:34 AM; IP 152.163.205.47

I bought a .545 lift cam for my 428. I am using the PI intake and know that you have to open the pushrod holes up on these factory intakes to accomodate this. I had a .514 lift cam with aftermarket 3/8 push rods and noticed that it, just ever so barely, rubbed bottom of the holes. The intake is off the car so I wanted to ask some one who has already been there to advise me so I might avoid having to reassemble it to find out. Does the top of the hole usually have to be relieved as well or usually just the bottom? Thanks for any experienced advise you guys can give me.

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Releiving push rod holes for big cams in stock int -- James, 03/17/2002

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You have to mock it up. -- Royce Peterson, 03/17/2002

Collapse <a href=../ForumFE/reply.aspx?ID=12060&Reply=12058><img src=../images/reply.png width=30 height=10></a> <a href="#" id="anchor12060" onclick="return false;">I was curious about others experiences on this.</a> -- <font color=#0000ff>James, <i>03/17/2002</i></font><script type="text/javascript">
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I was curious about others experiences on this. -- James, 03/17/2002

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RE: It's good to be curious. -- Bob, 03/18/2002

RE: Rat is good. -- Ray Tirri, 03/18/2002