225 Push rod length.
Thats .125, If you want to preserve the 'geometry' of the adjusters and the thread stickout, you can actually cut these down. You chuck them in a lathe and cut the last 1/8" of the thinwall tubing at the round end. You can tell when the thinwall is cut as it will change color to brown right before its through, then you just tap the round tips back up into the shorter tube. The tips are hardened, the tube is not. I cut down 16 225 pushrods for a 273 I built.
Thats .125, If you want to preserve the 'geometry' of the adjusters and the thread stickout, you can actually cut these down. You chuck them in a lathe and cut the last 1/8" of the thinwall tubing at the round end. You can tell when the thinwall is cut as it will change color to brown right before its through, then you just tap the round tips back up into the shorter tube. The tips are hardened, the tube is not. I cut down 16 225 pushrods for a 273 I built.
