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Summit Racing EZ Pushrod Length Checkers

Summit Racing EZ Pushrod Length Checkers are made from stainless steel for a lifetime of use.

Greg Jones
By Greg Jones
Greg Jones is Content Director and Editor of Engine Builder Magazine.
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pushrod length checker

Get accurate, consistent measurements every time and without the hassle with Summit Racing’s EZ Pushrod Length Checkers. Easy to use, simply loosen the set screw, tighten the rocker arm nut, tighten the set screw, and remove the rocker. Measure the length with a dial and you have the perfect pushrod length.

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Summit Racing EZ Pushrod Length Checkers are made from stainless steel for a lifetime of use. They are available in a master kit for professional engine builders for several engine types or individually for these engines:

  • Chevrolet small block, big block, and LS/LT
  • Mopar Gen III Hemi
  • Ford small block Windsor and 7.3L Godzilla

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