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| | | | Joined: Jul 2000 Posts: 2,187 Insomniac | | Insomniac Joined: Jul 2000 Posts: 2,187 | I'm making my own pushrods out of 3/8" thick wall seamless stainless steel tubing, since I'm going to need a non-standard length on at least one of the engines I'm building. It's not "rocket surgery" to cut the ends off a stock pushrod and press them into a piece of tubing to end up with whatever length pushrod I need. I used to order those kits from Comp Cams before they got greedy and raised the price out of sight. The tubing is available on Ebay in 3 foot lengths.
Jerry Sounds like a good idea. Why stainless? How about 4130 Chrome Moly tubing? https://www.chassisengineering.com/product/mis1143-3-8-x-049-chrome-moly/
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