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Love my Big Block
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![]() I noticed one side of the valve push rods are lighter and not as beefy as
the other side..What is the reason for this ?? |
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Gone Wild
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![]() i do know the rev kit fixes this by giving you 2 steel rods to replace those weak aluminums with
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![]() I am wondering which side goes where..I didn't notice when I pulled them.
I will probably stick a rev kit in this one, as time goes by..but I am just now getting the engine ready.. Thanks for the response.. I appreciate it. |
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Raised by coyotes
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![]() That's a new one on me, never heard that before.....The parts list for a 20hp lists a p/n for aluminum and another p/n for steel, that's it.
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I am guessing the aluminum is the intake and the steel is the exhaust..but when I put the rocker arms and everything back that way (and I know this isnt a big deal) , they are both loose on similar sides.. Wouldn't the exhaust side need the steel rods ??? Anyway, I also went ahead and put the crankshaft back in today.. The seal shoulder is perfect, the clutch placement is perfect..so that part is set. I sure appreciate your reply, I still need to find out why one is steel and the other is not..and where each goes... ![]() |
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Raised by coyotes
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![]() Welp, I looked her up in my repair manual and guess what??? Learn sumpthin new everday......
All models EXCEPT 54000, 61000- Exhaust valve push rods are aluminum. Models 54000, 61000- All push rods are aluminum....... ![]() |
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You used 54000,61000 in both situations..this engine WAS an LP or NG burner.. I need to go look again, ( because I am brain dead) what the model # is |
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![]() What that is saying is that most engines used the aluminum for exhaust, steel for the intake. On the 54000 (31 hp) and 61000 (35 hp) they are both aluminum.
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![]() FYI, the nicer rev kit will use billet Aluminum push rods......
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fancy that..steel on the intake. I didn't change the adjustment on the rocker arms, and they are both equally "double loose" on the same port of each cylinder..it just seemed like the steel went to the exhaust. I WILL be pickin me up a rev kit before long..lol, as money permits.. I got to get my first big block done yet !!! I still cant believe I have it close to finished..er ah mounted in the cart.. lol. ![]() |
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