Re: [Amc-list] 287 pushrods needed!!!!

[Matt Haas <mhaas@xxxxxxx>]

Dave,

Kanter (http://www.kanter.com) and Egge Machine (http://www.egge.com) 
are good sources for parts for the 250/287/327 V8's if you can't find 
the parts anywhere else.

Matt

d stohler wrote:
> i need pushrods for my 287 like REAL bad. i can not
> find ANYWHERE to get them for me. i can not find
> anything that will cross reference with it either.
> does anyone know any part #'s that can work with them?
> i know the stock ones are solid, but i had to get new
> lifters also, that have the usual oiling hole in them.
> the rockers also have oiling holes in them. there
> wouldnt be any problem in using hollow tube pushrods
> if i can find them correct?  for now, i just need to
> find someone who can sell me a set and ship them to me
> ASAP. anyone willing please let me know.  i need to
> get the car running to prove to the city is is not
> "junk". 
> 
> dave stohler
> http://picasaweb.google.com/das24rules
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