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Re: Pushrod deflection question.
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05/19/10 07:51 PM
05/19/10 07:51 PM
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3/8 .080" wall pushrods with 650lb spring pressure will possibly deflect a heck of a lot more than .020" , will look like bananas when you pull em out , @ least shoot for .145" wall if using 3/8th.
I was just using a standard 3/8 pushrod as an example. The ones im using in the new engine are Manton Series 5, 3/8, .145 wall straight pushrods. Thanks for all the responses guys. Just trying to figure out what may be a good number to use as a pushrod deflection number to figure the actual lift at the valve. There are more variables, but this is one that Ive heard many different sides of the story on.
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