looking for push rods 10.25 long 1/4 ''
with cups on one end round on other end
thanks tom
1/4 push rods
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tom leroux
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Re: 1/4 push rods
Smith Brothers in Redmond, Oregon can make you what ever you want.
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Kevin Pharis
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Re: 1/4 push rods
Almost all modern push rods are 5/16” or 3/8” tube, with same diameters for ball ends. I wound up making the 1/4” push rods for my Akron-Hed project from solid 4140 prehard rod (McMaster Carr), then oil quenched the ends. Working good with no noticeable wear issues so far. Also had to make double ball links to connect to the rockers from 5/16” rod, same hardening process.
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Re: 1/4 push rods
Check out MANTON Pushrods in Lake Elsinore, CA. They have an online catalog with many options. Will make whatever you need.