pushrod
8.2
Relating to engines that use rods to move valves
- adjective
- /ˈpʊʃrɒd/
- Specialized
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de varilla de empuje
- The car's pushrod engine design allowed for a more efficient valve operation.
Examples
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And So what I'm trying to say here is that was a Cam in block pushrod motor, but this here is a Coyote motor from Ford.
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Engineers often recommend pushrod configurations for high-performance vehicles.
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Many classic cars feature a pushrod system that enhances power delivery.
Surface Forms
pushrod positive
Etymology
Pushrod as an adjective comes from the same parts push ('to press or move') and rod ('a straight bar or stick'), and it describes engines or parts that use those metal bars to move valves and other parts.
