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Ford N351 Head Pushrods, 351W Block, 8.850 Inch
Ford N351 Head Pushrods, 351W Block, 8.850 Inch
N351 Ford Small Block V8, 8.850" Overall Length
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These one-piece chromoly pushrods are designed to be used on 351W Ford blocks using the Ford Racing SVO "N" head. Hardened and ground for use with guide plates. 5/16" diameter, 8.850" long.
These are for flat tappet or hydraulic camshafts only. DO NOT use with roller camshafts.
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Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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