Brewzer67
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So, I am going to be finishing making my pair of pushrod length checking tools this weekend and coming up with the correct length I plan to order on Tuesday morning. My question is "what size ball/radius do I need to specify on the lifter end? I am using MRL's Pro plus solid roller lifter made by BAM lifters. The tools I am making will be made from some old Direct Connection 3/8" cut to fit pushrod stock. They have a ball end on them already but they seem a little bigger than 5/16" which I already know is the size of the adjuster on the rocker end (or a 5/32 radius per Smith bros.).
Is it the same on the lifter side? I plan on going with a 7/16 dual taper with .120 wall thickness for some extra stability. I know it may be a little overkill, but then I'm set if I need to go to a stiffer spring. The overall pushrod length is going to be a little over 10" so I can definitely see the potential for some guitar string-like harmonics so that is the other reason I am going overkill.
Can anyone tell me what the correct size end is?
Is it the same on the lifter side? I plan on going with a 7/16 dual taper with .120 wall thickness for some extra stability. I know it may be a little overkill, but then I'm set if I need to go to a stiffer spring. The overall pushrod length is going to be a little over 10" so I can definitely see the potential for some guitar string-like harmonics so that is the other reason I am going overkill.
Can anyone tell me what the correct size end is?