Perfect fit pushrods
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The only thing I know any more, is that Jeremiah, was a bullfrog.......
Not talking drag bike, car tire bike, scooter, or a hit/miss engine.
MANY reasons to use an adj pushrod to establish PROPER lifter pre-load.
Base circle, cylinder length, rocker arm, case deck dimension, etc, etc, etc, etc.
Scott
Not talking drag bike, car tire bike, scooter, or a hit/miss engine.
MANY reasons to use an adj pushrod to establish PROPER lifter pre-load.
Base circle, cylinder length, rocker arm, case deck dimension, etc, etc, etc, etc.
Scott
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From: river
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Correct hillside.
If the o.p wants non adjustable then he needs to use adjustables and then measure to get correct length rods made. Or take the manufacturer s word, fueling, I wouldn't do that.
Honestly, I've never heard of big twins using non adjustable push rods. I've just kept mine that way in my xl. Like I said o.p. you're going to have to use adjustable to get your length.
Correct hillside.
If the o.p wants non adjustable then he needs to use adjustables and then measure to get correct length rods made. Or take the manufacturer s word, fueling, I wouldn't do that.
Honestly, I've never heard of big twins using non adjustable push rods. I've just kept mine that way in my xl. Like I said o.p. you're going to have to use adjustable to get your length.
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We have a tool we purchased yeeeeears ago to establish pushrod length in engines of unknown pushrod dimensions.
Works well, and we would always use an adjustable to be able to use different cams, etc, etc, etc.
Scott
Works well, and we would always use an adjustable to be able to use different cams, etc, etc, etc.
Scott
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Tool???????
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