Pushrod - 7/16 .165 w/ .210 Radius 9.150 Long

The Pushrod - 7/16 .165 w/ .210 Radius 9.150 Long from TREND PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS is a precision-engineered engine component built for serious marine applications where reliability under load is non-negotiable. Whether you're running a high-performance inboard, outboard, or diesel marine engine, a quality pushrod is critical to valve train integrity and engine longevity. This component transfers motion from the camshaft to the rocker arms, making it essential for proper valve actuation and compression seal.

This pushrod features a 7/16-inch diameter with a .165-inch wall thickness and a .210-inch radius, delivering the strength and precision tolerances demanded by modern marine powerplants. The 9.150-inch length is engineered to fit specific engine configurations where stock pushrods may wear, bend, or fail under sustained RPM and load conditions. TREND PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS manufactures this component to exacting standards, ensuring consistent wall thickness and radius geometry that prevent flex, noise, and premature valve train wear. The lightweight aluminum or steel construction (depending on engine application) minimizes inertial losses while maintaining structural rigidity across a broad operating temperature range—critical when dealing with water-cooled marine engines that experience thermal cycling.

This pushrod is ideal for boaters rebuilding or upgrading marine engines, mechanics servicing performance inboards, and OEM replacement applications where factory specifications must be met precisely. Installation requires removing the valve cover and rocker arm assembly; proper pushrod length is critical to avoid over-tightening or under-tensioning the valve train. If you're experiencing valve train noise, compression loss, or performing a complete engine overhaul on your vessel, verify your engine's exact pushrod specifications (bore diameter, wall thickness, and length) before ordering to ensure proper fit and function. Stock this specification for quick replacement during routine maintenance or emergency repairs while on the water.