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Gathering parts for my build and the last thing left is pushrods. The heads are off so I do not have to buy the quickie type unless they will help with future maintenance.
What do you guys recommend regular adjustable or quickie. Which brands are best for strength, ease of adjustment and dependability? Leaning toward S&S but would like opinions from those with experience.
Thanks

 Smith Brothers.

Ray

Quote from: No Cents on February 28, 2015, 11:01:56 AM
Smith Brothers.

Ray

       

Buy them from forum member, and all around good guy, FSG.   

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Done to death Do a search.  But +3 on Smith Brothers.

Quote from: dynaman on February 28, 2015, 11:06:32 AM
Done to death Do a search.  But +3 on Smith Brothers.

I searched and read but you never know when something new and maybe better has been released.

I dont think there will ever be better than Smith Bros.

Ok the, Smith brothers. I have read that quickie pushrods are not as strong as the regular adjustables. Is there any truth to this?

Quote from: SOCS on February 28, 2015, 10:54:08 AM
Gathering parts for my build and the last thing left is pushrods. The heads are off so I do not have to buy the quickie type unless they will help with future maintenance.
What do you guys recommend regular adjustable or quickie. Which brands are best for strength, ease of adjustment and dependability? Leaning toward S&S but would like opinions from those with experience.
Thanks

Talk to Greg at Smith bros. Have your valve train criteria ready.
Lowest runout I've found in a push rod so far.