pete.v said:Gotcha, you get the boobie Yahtzee. Somebody else care to set him straight, or should this be a new puzzle?Torontonian said:A reminder device not to fit push-rods upside down?
Pushrods for BSA lifters?
pete.v said:Gotcha, you get the boobie Yahtzee. Somebody else care to set him straight, or should this be a new puzzle?Torontonian said:A reminder device not to fit push-rods upside down?
Yes, LAB, thank you.L.A.B. said:pete.v said:Gotcha, you get the boobie Yahtzee. Somebody else care to set him straight, or should this be a new puzzle?Torontonian said:A reminder device not to fit push-rods upside down?
Pushrods for BSA lifters?
Or maybe the lack there of. I can certainly see where you are coming from.Triton Thrasher said:Is it something to do with the menopause?
No, I don't see how it or any part of it can drop into the crankcase. and just because I borrowed the term "Yahtzee" doesn't mean I subtly solicit service. You are thinking of someone else.acotrel said:It is something which can drop into the crank-cases and cause damage, so the guy who suggested using it can get more work.
acotrel said:The need for slow capture of the valve train as the valve closes is something of which I became aware when I was a kid. However I've plotted the lift verses crank degrees for a few racing motors and have never detected it. I think it was common with BSA singles, to use a cam with a slow back off to stop the valve snapping shut too quickly, mainly to stop dropping valves. The early GP triumph cams were known to be valve droppers. however the E3134 cams were superb. If the cam is symmetrical a lot depends on the lift rate. In my short stroked 500cc Triumph, the cams took forever to open and close and the lift was not high. It would rev easily to 11,000 RPM. I only ever clipped a valve once.
Any how, most people get me, just not the ass holes.
You mean you and me, Jim? Hell yes.JimC said:Any how, most people get me, just not the ass holes.
Kindred spirits?
L.A.B. said:Pushrods for BSA lifters?
jseng1 said:L.A.B. said:Pushrods for BSA lifters?
Yes those look like pushrods for BSA lifters - with cups on both ends. Those plugs look like they work well but you could improve them by using rubber tubing of the correct diameter - say vacuum line tubing. We've all spent time teasing pushrods into place and its a PIA. Do they stay located on the rocker ends throughout installation?
pete.v said:OK, Click gets the big YAHTZEE!
Putting these plugs in there, push the rods forward giving the best clearance for enty into the tunnels. I remember while holding them with my fingers, kept them more inboard offer less clearance and more fumbling about.
I realize it's not science or ground breaking, but it really worked a treat.
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Unless you have BSA cam followers, You fit pushrods in UPSIDE down :?:
Bernhard said:Unless you have BSA cam followers, You fit pushrods in UPSIDE down :?: