Posted By: ragtop
Lifter bore repair: What bushing material? - 03/15/10 02:16 PM
I need to make a sleeve bushing for a worn lifter bore in my 340. What material and how much press fit? Thanks.
Posted By: Anonymous
Re: Lifter bore repair: What bushing material? - 03/15/10 07:37 PM
bronze, .0015 press fit minumum
Posted By: Anonymous
Re: Lifter bore repair: What bushing material? - 03/15/10 11:29 PM
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bronze, .0015 press fit minumum
There is another type of material that is harder (can't remenber the name) if it going to be street driven the bronze has a tendency wear Matt
that's true. although many a car is being street driven with bronze bushings with no appreciable wear after many years.
Posted By: roadhazard
Re: Lifter bore repair: What bushing material? - 03/15/10 11:49 PM
Maybe Ampco 45 Bronze is a Nickel Aluminum Bronze
There is also a Manganese Bronze Ampco 673 & 674
fwiw
Posted By: tilt
Re: Lifter bore repair: What bushing material? - 03/15/10 11:50 PM
Ampco 18 aluminum bronze would be a good choice if you're going to make it yourself , it's very slick material.We use it all the time on plastic injection molds for bushings and wearplates.
http://www.ampcometal.com/en/index.php?page=a18extThis may be the same material the use to make the distributor gear drives for roller cams.??
Posted By: CompWedgeEngines
Re: Lifter bore repair: What bushing material? - 03/15/10 11:55 PM
SAE 660 bronze is what I use.
Posted By: mr_340
Re: Lifter bore repair: What bushing material? - 03/16/10 12:53 AM
Try the Diamond site. They list lifter bushings on Page 5.
http://www.diamondracing.net/WristPinsSection.pdf
Posted By: Mike Swann
Re: Lifter bore repair: What bushing material? - 03/17/10 08:25 AM