Pushrod To Guide Plate Clearance. our pushrod experts say that selecting the right tip (i.e., tool steel, cup style, ball style, etc.) depends on the application, most notably what type of clearance is required between pushrod and rocker, especially between fully open and closed. i have a set of dart 200's that the pushrods rubbed on the head. pushrods are supposed to rub guide plates. tapered pushrods should be used where possible (especially in high load, high rpm engines) but not in guide plate. every cast engine block is slightly different, so proper minor adjustments might sometimes be needed to get the proper. Got a set of afr sbc heads wit afr. does anyone have an opinion on pushrod side clearance to the guideplate? i'm using comp cams 3/8 guideplates and the slots have.025 of pushrod clearance that's giving a lot of. Had to do some minor grinding to relieve. As long as the head isn't forcing the pushrod where it doesn't want.
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does anyone have an opinion on pushrod side clearance to the guideplate? i'm using comp cams 3/8 guideplates and the slots have.025 of pushrod clearance that's giving a lot of. pushrods are supposed to rub guide plates. As long as the head isn't forcing the pushrod where it doesn't want. our pushrod experts say that selecting the right tip (i.e., tool steel, cup style, ball style, etc.) depends on the application, most notably what type of clearance is required between pushrod and rocker, especially between fully open and closed. Got a set of afr sbc heads wit afr. Had to do some minor grinding to relieve. i have a set of dart 200's that the pushrods rubbed on the head. tapered pushrods should be used where possible (especially in high load, high rpm engines) but not in guide plate. every cast engine block is slightly different, so proper minor adjustments might sometimes be needed to get the proper.
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Pushrod To Guide Plate Clearance i have a set of dart 200's that the pushrods rubbed on the head. Had to do some minor grinding to relieve. i'm using comp cams 3/8 guideplates and the slots have.025 of pushrod clearance that's giving a lot of. As long as the head isn't forcing the pushrod where it doesn't want. Got a set of afr sbc heads wit afr. i have a set of dart 200's that the pushrods rubbed on the head. our pushrod experts say that selecting the right tip (i.e., tool steel, cup style, ball style, etc.) depends on the application, most notably what type of clearance is required between pushrod and rocker, especially between fully open and closed. tapered pushrods should be used where possible (especially in high load, high rpm engines) but not in guide plate. every cast engine block is slightly different, so proper minor adjustments might sometimes be needed to get the proper. pushrods are supposed to rub guide plates. does anyone have an opinion on pushrod side clearance to the guideplate?
