Pushrod Spacers...

[m00nst0ne69]

So,

I just got soem P2 Rockers and the AL pushrods for this seasons racing. Do I need to install the spacers on the AL rods? Seems the only reason I would want to is to increase ride height. I've been doing some reading and can't really find a direct answer to this question.

M

 

[vbgagnon]

Yes you do, it will sit way too low and you will max out the adjustability of your shock spring spacers.

 

[jetmechG550]

As VB said, you need to have them or you need to adjust the rod to the length it would be with them installed. It's for the proper progressive rate.

 

[JonP]

Get rid of those aluminum ones. I snapped mine jumping it 3 feet in the air....WITH a good landing.
Use the steel ones they rock, only prob I had was jumping it 15feet in the air....and landing on one tire....it bent...

Jon

 

[jetmechG550]

I myself prefer Lunsfords, I broke a couple of the red ones. Lunsford has a measuring stick. I'd suggest keeping you original close by for spares and you can use the spacers on those too.

 

[UltegraSTI]

do u guys also prefer the $$$ ti pieces for the toe links. or do those 'tube' jobs work well?

-ult

 

[jetmechG550]

I'm one that actually hates the pushrods but prefer the Tubez. I've not heard too many good things about the Ti toe-links. Many reports that they bend.

 

[m00nst0ne69]

Thanks folks. I actually opened the package and read the instructions.