UPDATE:
OK, I've confirmed I have the correct Pushrods (10-37/64").
That's good that they thought enough to change to correct pushrods for the "Solids" but I'm wondering if they
went through the added expense & time to change the Cam?
I wished it were easier to tell/confirm.
What would you suggest?
1. have someone (not me) check it for proper ground (for Solids).
2. If Hydraulic, grind it to proper specs (if possible).
3. jus buy a new Cam.
$$ are a factor....care to guess what each should/would cost...just "ballpark"? nothing to hold you too :-)
This Forum is a tremendous help, it would be extremely tough without y'all,
hopefully at some point, I'll be able answer posts, rather than create them.
Thanks for all the help
Jim
