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Pushrod Length Question
Hey guys. When caught between pushrod sizes, is it better to go longer or shorter on the pushrod length?
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Originally Posted by TomZ
(Post 4780654)
Hey guys. When caught between pushrod sizes, is it better to go longer or shorter on the pushrod length?
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Crower Enduro 1.7.
Measured using mid-lift to get installed geometry correct. In particular is the exhaust length of 8.8375. I'm like right in the middle. So either 8.825 or 8.850. Is it better to go shorter or longer? ** I'm using Crane hydraulic roller lifters. This number includes .025 of preload (half a turn). |
Originally Posted by TomZ
(Post 4780659)
Crower Enduro 1.7.
Measured using mid-lift to get installed geometry correct. In particular is the exhaust length of 8.8375. I'm like right in the middle. So either 8.825 or 8.850. Is it better to go shorter or longer? |
Yeah, I know it's a very small number. Does that mean it doesn't matter which direction up or down?
This is meant more as a theoretical question. When in a situation where you have to choose to go up or down a size, is there a preference? I'm thinking longer and perhaps tighten up the preload but I'm interested in what others think. |
Originally Posted by TomZ
(Post 4780659)
Crower Enduro 1.7.
Measured using mid-lift to get installed geometry correct. In particular is the exhaust length of 8.8375. I'm like right in the middle. So either 8.825 or 8.850. Is it better to go shorter or longer? ** I'm using Crane hydraulic roller lifters. This number includes .025 of preload (half a turn). |
Thanks guys! I was using .025 as the minimum. Instructions say .020 to .060.
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Its not much but the heads will grow .006 or so when hot also
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I think I'm covered with what I ordered. If needed, I can go a little tighter on the preload.
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