Push Rod Holes at James Kornweibel blog

Push Rod Holes. I am thinking that the top of the pushrod hole may be ok and the bottom needs to be clearanced towards the intake an inch or so upward. Tried to install 1.6 rockers but the push rods are binding on the heads. I need to know if i need to enlarge the push rod holes? I'm using an xe284 cam, with 1.5 long slot rockers. These guide holes should be ground (slotted) toward the rocker stand. I also have guideplates and. I can only get about 340 degrees of. I have seen a lot of guide. I need to elongate the pushrod holes on my vortec heads so i can use 1.6 roller rockers. Try not to make the guide hole a lot wider. Any of the available methods of containing your pushrods will work equally as well. Between the sft lifters that i was using to the new. One other thing to check is the pushrod guide plate, it may need slotted also. I much prefer a screw in stud and a guide plate with the push rod holes in the head drilled for clearance. Is this something that i should attempt on my own?.

I'm using an xe284 cam, with 1.5 long slot rockers. One other thing to check is the pushrod guide plate, it may need slotted also. Between the sft lifters that i was using to the new. I have seen a lot of guide. I can only get about 340 degrees of. I am thinking that the top of the pushrod hole may be ok and the bottom needs to be clearanced towards the intake an inch or so upward. I need to elongate the pushrod holes on my vortec heads so i can use 1.6 roller rockers. Tried to install 1.6 rockers but the push rods are binding on the heads. These guide holes should be ground (slotted) toward the rocker stand. Any of the available methods of containing your pushrods will work equally as well.

Chevy 1500 Slotted Push Rod Holes Remanufactured Cylinder Head Pair

Push Rod Holes Any of the available methods of containing your pushrods will work equally as well. Between the sft lifters that i was using to the new. I much prefer a screw in stud and a guide plate with the push rod holes in the head drilled for clearance. Is this something that i should attempt on my own?. I need to elongate the pushrod holes on my vortec heads so i can use 1.6 roller rockers. I need to know if i need to enlarge the push rod holes? I have seen a lot of guide. I'm using an xe284 cam, with 1.5 long slot rockers. One other thing to check is the pushrod guide plate, it may need slotted also. Tried to install 1.6 rockers but the push rods are binding on the heads. These guide holes should be ground (slotted) toward the rocker stand. Try not to make the guide hole a lot wider. I also have guideplates and. I can only get about 340 degrees of. I am thinking that the top of the pushrod hole may be ok and the bottom needs to be clearanced towards the intake an inch or so upward. Any of the available methods of containing your pushrods will work equally as well.