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PostPosted: Tue Nov 25, 2008 8:09 pm 
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buying new cam followers is there any I should avoid


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According to Graham Russell, most of the new ones are rubbish, he says if you can find some old 850 ones grab em & use them.

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GR says the Isky pattern ones are OK, and the Minispares lightened ones. :wink:

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PostPosted: Wed Nov 26, 2008 11:09 am 
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where can u get the push rods for the 998 /1100 engine I have seen plenty of 1275 pushrods avalible BBut no ones for the smaller engines. Is ther Any difference or can i use the 1275 Push rods.


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You can't use 1275 push rods in a small bore. The block is taller on a big bore (so needs longer push rods). They are not interchangeable.

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I'll swap you a set of small bore rods for a set of 1275 push rods

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I hear there are some modified Ford ones you can fit...

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cush wrote:
I hear there are some modified Ford ones you can fit...


Push rods or cam followers?? If cam followers, you need to rebore the follower holes in the block.... no good!

Minispares Isky Type C-AEG580 is what you want: http://www.minispares.com/Product.aspx?pid=33105

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DarkenMini wrote:
where can u get the push rods for the 998 /1100 engine I have seen plenty of 1275 pushrods avalible BBut no ones for the smaller engines. Is ther Any difference or can i use the 1275 Push rods.


Do you want new or sh? If sh, how many do you want?

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PostPosted: Thu Nov 27, 2008 1:15 pm 
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Well i dont Need any ATM but further down the track i might need some sepending how the condition of them are, Once the engine is getting pulled down for surgery Id say in about 2 months or longer we will bepreping for paint within the next month. Just taking my time making sure things are done nicely. i know when fitting a New cam you should always replace the Followere but im unsure about the push rods.


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No need to change pushrods, unless they are bent. Roll them on a flat machined surface to find out.

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2 S's & a clubman wrote:
According to Graham Russell, most of the new ones are rubbish, he says if you can find some old 850 ones grab em & use them.

Doogie


Now thats interesting...this may be the only redeeming feature to be found in the humble 848cc?? :D

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Don't get your hopes up Mick- 850 ones were nothing special, they used to wear and chip just like all the others always did.. eventually.
They were all just chill cast iron. I'd never use old s/h ones on a fresh cam.
Now, OTOH if you DO have some NOS 1962 850 ones.. use em.:lol:

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