Big Block Chevy: Checking Pushrod Length

[@privatedata665]

Great stuff Shawn . I worked at a GM garage for decades and never ever had a BBC apart , well except for an 8.1 .

[@BigFun4Life]

Great informative video.Nothing sounds better then a hot big block..

[@leesanders8824]

Thank you for that. I got a set of roller rockers for Christmas and I know the pushrod length is going to be different going from stamped steel. So first things first...... Time to buy some tools. 👍👍 Then I'll watch it again.

[@ograckdaddy92]

Very cool, thank you.

[@jamieknight9636]

G'day mate, how's it going ? Had the Hz out on the weekend and tore the ringlands out of the 6.0, bugger it

[@mountainsgarage]

Oh no! It happens!

[@cushmanphillips-oz3jx]

Where are you located in maine?

[@keithgoff3272]

Looks like it's about time to change the oil in that jacket!!

[@steveduleck5125]

Hi, So my witness mark is in the center of the stem, but .060 wide I can get a shorter pushrod to make that mark smaller? say .030? Thanks

[@m.a.p.4hp737]

Were these solid lifters on the big block? Thanks

[@michaelangelo8001]

Chevrolet, m0r0n. "Chevy" doesn't exist.

[@mountainsgarage]

Really? Chevrolet first called themselves Chevy in the 1930’s and used it in naming and marketing up to and including the Chevy II line of cars.

[@michaelangelo8001]

@@mountainsgarage Chevrolet is the company name (and you know that). Named in honor of the famous race car driver Louis Chevrolet. Lazy Northerners tend to bastardize the English language, by cutting longer words short, and hanging a "Y" on the end. So that the more vulgar blue collar populace began calling the brand "chevy". Those people nevertheless buy cars, particularly the cheaper models, so Chevrolet's marketing department has from time to time thrown the term out there to bait these simpletons. Check any automotive forum now, and you will see how far the disease has spread. There aren't only "chevys" now, but "diffys, dizzys, trannys, carbys, etc... Stupidity reigns...

[@leesanders8824]

TrOll..... That's the only thing you got out of this video. And yeah, Google up a Chevy 2 and check out the emblems .

[@michaelangelo8001]

@@leesanders8824 The model is "Chevy II", m0r0n. In case you weren't aware (lol); Chevy II is not a manufacturing company, and of course that non-existent company doesn't sell engines either..

[@litmus7325]

@@michaelangelo8001 wow, so you're just annoying for fun, huh?