Compression Ratio's Type 4

Discussion in 'Mech Tech' started by Deefer66, Nov 24, 2019.

  1. On your bubbles.. i think when your bubbles match the adjuster will be in line with the valve stwm next to it. that should be at half lift .. not at valve clearance setting




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  2. LOL Ive just come back, its been a long day, I have seen the light again lol. you could probably hear the penny dropping from where you are lol.
    I aligned the indicator pointer concentric to the valve stem and got 0.510" Divide this by 0.381 (spec lift) + 1.33, awesome. :chewie:


    I'm now going to check the bubbles and adjuster to valve stem alignment..........................................

    thank you
     
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  3. 77 Westy

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    You didn’t do anything wrong but It’s what I meant by the maths not corresponding to reality. The cam probably doesn’t have exactly the advertised lift and the rockers are not exactly 1.3:1. And you might find each cam lobe has a slightly different lift.

    I’d still countersink the rockers so you don’t need so much of the screw protruding with a thick spacer under the pedestal. But I’m not going to keep saying it, what you’re doing will work, it’s not what I would do.
     
  4. QUOTE="77 Westy, post: 1913030, member: 491"]You didn’t do anything wrong but It’s what I meant by the maths not corresponding to reality. The cam probably doesn’t have exactly the advertised lift and the rockers are not exactly 1.3:1. And you might find each cam lobe has a slightly different lift.

    The AF6925B0-7076-46EF-B04F-6D132C71C417.jpeg 71D35C39-2700-4E82-8050-1438B8F86D1F.jpeg cam lift looks like 0.392 as apposed to 0.381, if of course the 1.3 is accurate and allowances fir my human error. I had to reduce the temporary shim washer from 2.8mm to 1.5mm. I’m pleased I don’t have to change the pushrods. Here’s what it looks like.

    I’d attempted to counter sink a rocker but those mothers are rock hard. I used a spherical 14mm grinding ball. I’ll look at diamond cut.



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