Manley Pushrods 25339-8

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Jax said:
Are these pushrods soild??? or oil trough type?

25339-8

Shop High Performance Push Rod 25339-8 From Manley Today

I have a Small block LA type, with through the shaft oiling system
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You know that’s for 8 right. If I’m going to spend that much money I’m getting custom pushrods. Also on many of these heads 3/8 pushrods will require clearancing. Especially if you start playing around with rocker ratios
 
Jax said:
Are these pushrods soild??? or oil trough type?

25339-8

Shop High Performance Push Rod 25339-8 From Manley Today

I have a Small block LA type, with through the shaft oiling system
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Pushrod Series – Manton Pushrods
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Just for a reference, Manton sells an 11/32" x .120" wall 3 Series (or a much stronger 5 series 11/32"). I was just quoted $264 for complete set of the 3's. That price includes three different lengths that I wanted. They sell them with the holes, so just tell them what you need.
 
pittsburghracer said:
You know that’s for 8 right. If I’m going to spend that much money I’m getting custom pushrods. Also on many of these heads 3/8 pushrods will require clearancing. Especially if you start playing around with rocker ratios
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Yes I am aware that's for 8. I am running the Indy 360-2 heads and indeed we are doing some clearance work....
Are they solid ? or oil through type?
 
Based on the pic in the catalog, showing a cutaway of all the pushrods in that series, they’re oil thru.

For non-oiling pushrods like that, you’re more than likely going to need something from Smith Bros, Manton, or Trend.
 
Jax said:
Yes I am aware that's for 8. I am running the Indy 360-2 heads and indeed we are doing some clearance work....
Are they solid ? or oil through type?
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The only way you will know for sure is by taking five minutes and giving them a call. We all could take a guess but I’ve been wrong before once or twice. Lol
 
PRH said:
Based on the pic in the catalog, showing a cutaway of all the pushrods in that series, they’re oil thru.

For non-oiling pushrods like that, you’re more than likely going to need something from Smith Bros, Manton, or Trend.
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Price looks like it will be the same anyway. He will probably need two different lengths with those offset rockers anyway.
 
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