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    2/12/2016 9:50 AM  #1

    Steve69
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    Push Rod Geometry for Engines



     

     

    2/12/2016 10:16 AM  #2

    Steve69
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    Re: Push Rod Geometry for Engines

    Cam should be on base circle too!

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    12/25/2016 1:29 AM  #3

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    Re: Push Rod Geometry for Engines

    Easy to follow, but should you check each rocker on a canted valve head? and exhaust lifts and intake lifts being different would this mean different lengths for the two?

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    10/30/2021 10:21 AM  #4

    Nos681
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    Re: Push Rod Geometry for Engines

    great explanation of how to perform this check.

     

     

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