[Mg-t] [mg-tabc] MG T series push rods

[Clive Sherriff]

Silver solder would be the best solution probably -
a lot stronger than regular silver.  Although a hotter
process, it's not hot enough to alter the push rod's
metaluric structure which Brazing or Welding would
do.

Clive
Oxford UK
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  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Chip Hellie
  To: mg-tabc at yahoogroups.com ; John Seim
  Cc: MG
  Sent: Friday, May 29, 2009 8:02 PM
  Subject: Re: [mg-tabc] MG T series push rods





  John, I have soldered loose ends and seems to work fine. Not much heat
required and weight shouldn't be a factor in such a high performance engine as
the xpag. Only worry I had was if solder broke maybe metal shavings work out
and fill pan but never seems to happen.
  Chip

  --- On Tue, 5/26/09, John Seim <kingseim at earthlink.net> wrote:

  From: John Seim <kingseim at earthlink.net>
  Subject: [mg-tabc] MG T series push rods
  To: mg-tabc at yahoogroups.com
  Cc: "MG" <Mg-t at autox.team.net>
  Date: Tuesday, May 26, 2009, 8:01 AM

  What is the best recommended method for attaching the components of
  a push rod together. Weld, epoxy, or ?
  I've got some with a loose end.

  John Seim
  Irvine, CA

  >

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