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effvee July 21st 2015 08:07

Aluminum Push Rods
 
Good morning, I noted on the Thorsten site they offered a tapperd aluminum push rods. The expansion rate of aluminum,being used along with my aluminum cylinders. My question is would these push rods help with adjustments?

SuperRSi July 23rd 2015 22:56

As I am now building a 80X102 with Nickies, I have the same question!

exportbug August 10th 2015 07:50

For more information: www.tp-technologie.de

effvee August 10th 2015 08:21

Hi,does anyone know the expansion rate for the aluminum cylinders. If I were to use aluminum push rods, I think it would be double the clearance, at operating temperature?

SuperRSi August 11th 2015 00:10

Exportbug are you posting that for a TP contact or is there some information we are looking for there somewhere?

exportbug August 17th 2015 05:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by SuperRSi (Post 89402)
Exportbug are you posting that for a TP contact or is there some information we are looking for there somewhere?

I post it, because if someone needs more informations.....greetings Thorsten Pieper

70Turbobug September 23rd 2015 06:54

With cylinders,case and heads made of aluminum the expansion of the components are identical. All aluminum no matter what alloy expands and contracts at the same rate. As does steel and iron at the same rate. Aluminum expands greater than steel/iron. So with aluminum pushrods you can actually run a tighter valve lash clearance if the rest is also aluminum. With steel/iron cylinders you need more clearance because the aluminum expands greater and faster.

-Mark

effvee September 24th 2015 21:04

Having slept on it, now I've learned that
with aluminum valve covers and the aluminum pushrods your engine runs quiter. A quite running engine, is something that I want. Come on Christmas


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