Need help naming parts...

[The Migrant]

So I have a review/article to write, but I need help with naming some of the engine components. Can anyone help identify the correct description for part 27? I believe part 26 is the exhausts but is there a name for the circular bit that all the pipes come out of? Also, is there a term for the top of the cylinders on part 25? Any help appreciated...


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[Ian M]

Top of the cylinders bits are probably rocker covers. the star part, part 27 is the push-rod housing/holders. Not sure that it actually has a name though. (so that means that it probably does).


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t know of that's any help


Ian M

[yak face]

Hi mike , to me part 27 looks like the pushrod tubes , on most radial engines theyre in front of the cylinders , and the top of the cylinders is where the valvegear is ,which the pushrods activate , I suppose this would all be called the cylinder head / rocker covers. hope this is of some use (or even correct!!) cheers tony

[takeslousyphotos]

The parts right on top of the cylinders (above the cooling fins) are "Rocker Covers"

[ojays]

Pushrod Guides similar to a Beetle engine!


Gregg

[stona]

27: Push rod guides or the actual push rods on older motors.


Top of 25: Rocker covers, sometimes inaccurately called valve covers.


As for the exhausts (26), the exhaust gases leave the engine through one pipe per cylinder and appear to pass into an 'exhaust collector ring', whence they would leave by fewer pipes, often just two. I'm not sure whether the engine modelled really had a collector ring or whether that might be an expedient way of modelling the exhaust pipes.


Cheers


Steve

[The Migrant]

Thanks very much for your help guys, that's exactly what I needed!