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    Does anyone know on the Gen II motors which pushrods are the longer ones? Intake or Exhaust? I just installed my new cam, rockers and pushrods and the rocker nuts keep backing off. This is the 7th time its happened. Im thinking I have a pushrod mixed up but dont remember which is longer. Thanks
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  • #2
    The exhaust are the longer ones
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    • #3
      Get new nuts. It is a common problem with the prevailing torque nuts (Also known as Stover nuts) once they are used they *should* be replaced. Often you can get away with out replacing them. But in this case it looks like you can't.
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      • #4
        I'm Farly Certen that the Gen II's are the same as the Gen III's, where as an exhaust pushrod mixed up with an intake pushrod will result in a bent intake valve.

        The exhaust pushrods are 6 inches and the Intake are 5.75 if i'm not Mistaken.

        The order is as fallows, Exhaust ports towards you E I I E I E.
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