Who makes thicker walled pushrods?
#1
Who makes thicker walled pushrods?
I figure it'd be a good thing to have in a large engine, or any high performance engine.
So, which companies have readily available thicker walled pushrods that still allow for about 0.010" clearance in the stock pushrod bore?
So, which companies have readily available thicker walled pushrods that still allow for about 0.010" clearance in the stock pushrod bore?
#2
Originally Posted by CANNIBAL
I figure it'd be a good thing to have in a large engine, or any high performance engine.
So, which companies have readily available thicker walled pushrods that still allow for about 0.010" clearance in the stock pushrod bore?
So, which companies have readily available thicker walled pushrods that still allow for about 0.010" clearance in the stock pushrod bore?
#6
Originally Posted by CANNIBAL
Sweet!
Thanks for the info.
I assume I call direct to order b/c they're not on your site to order that I could find.
Thanks for the info.
I assume I call direct to order b/c they're not on your site to order that I could find.
Sure, call direct. Phone # in sig.
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#11
Originally Posted by 777
Do you realize how big .8" is? 5/16" is .3125" just for comparison's sake. I think he is saying they have .080" thick walls.
Those are some crazy pushrods! Whats the rev limit on those? 200rpm?
I could add a few more jokes here but I don't know if anybody will appreciate my sarcasm.
#13
Originally Posted by vettenuts
Any other lengths? I am anticipating mine are going to come in around 7.15 inches due to the addtional height of the Morel lifter plunger.
Thanks
Thanks
Just those for now.
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Originally Posted by Cstraub
.113" wall is available.
anyone know how thick you can go without boring out the pushrod holes in the head? also, where can I order them from?
also, what is the wall thickness of a typical stock replacement hardened pushrod and a stock rod? just out of curiosity more than anything...
TIA.