Wtf. Pushrods.
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He did mention the roller will ride near the back 1/3 or so of the valve tip. I didn't go back and watch it.
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Heard some jibber about stamped steel at the beginning yet recall eyeing him just rocking the roller rocker back and forth near the end. Ive seen worse YouTuber know all the tricks but this in my opinion should not be viewed especially by beginners.
He did mention the roller will ride near the back 1/3 or so of the valve tip. I didn't go back and watch it.
He did mention the roller will ride near the back 1/3 or so of the valve tip. I didn't go back and watch it.
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I'm not seeing the problem with his video. I have done measurements taking lift readings with varying pushrod lengths , and it does change. Even the design of a rocker arm can have varying ratios throughout the lift curve from brand to brand.
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Not sure loser would be fitting for a guy who worked, raced, and Pal'd around with guys like Smokey Yunick, Al Unser, and been in the racing industry for about 6 decades in engineering departments.
I'm not seeing the problem with his video. I have done measurements taking lift readings with varying pushrod lengths , and it does change. Even the design of a rocker arm can have varying ratios throughout the lift curve from brand to brand.
I'm not seeing the problem with his video. I have done measurements taking lift readings with varying pushrod lengths , and it does change. Even the design of a rocker arm can have varying ratios throughout the lift curve from brand to brand.
If your just after how to measure for proper length you can go to comp cams site among numerous others that have great illustrations.
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I agree, more lift can lose power at some point. Big block Chevys rarely lose power with lift increases. Even if a head stalls at .700 lift, and you put a 750 lift setup, the power will usually increase. Why? Because by increasing the lift to 750, the valve now spends more time at .700, rather than just coming up on .700 lift for a nanosecond and heading back down .
this guys video illustrates what effect the pushrod cup height relative to the rocker centerline effects are on the valves action. Crane discussed this years ago with their "quick lift " rocker design.
http://www.fordmuscle.com/archives/2005/08/QuickLift/
this guys video illustrates what effect the pushrod cup height relative to the rocker centerline effects are on the valves action. Crane discussed this years ago with their "quick lift " rocker design.
http://www.fordmuscle.com/archives/2005/08/QuickLift/
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You have me agreeing to a point however I'd go no more than .050 and that's assuming it's .050 at or very quickly after peak flow. And obviously that's intakes we're talking. Just many variables in my opinion and experience. I've cammed to the end of flatline but not beyond but I see where your coming from. Back to the push rod length say one was to install .050-.100 longer would it put premature wear on the pushrod cup. I regards to the crane quick lift rockers was actually pretty brilliant especially back then and even now. With all the different lobe families these days I wouldn't see it as effective given you carefully chose your cam for your particular use and build but still cool.
Speaking of which Ive recently been looking at comps lobes and questioned one whether or not it would be semi endurance worthy. Semi meaning not on the pins for hours at a time. Shorter duration higher lift lobes. The hi tech series and rt series. Actually MT you may have posted a while back can't remember.
Anyway good link you posted.
Speaking of which Ive recently been looking at comps lobes and questioned one whether or not it would be semi endurance worthy. Semi meaning not on the pins for hours at a time. Shorter duration higher lift lobes. The hi tech series and rt series. Actually MT you may have posted a while back can't remember.
Anyway good link you posted.