Internal-combustion engines – Poppet valve operating mechanism – Spring
Patent
1978-05-12
1980-05-06
Lazarus, Ronald H.
Internal-combustion engines
Poppet valve operating mechanism
Spring
123188SB, 123188VA, 251322, F01L 310
Patent
active
042011620
ABSTRACT:
Serious racers strive to squeeze as many revolutions per minute as possible out of their engines. They often use exotic metals like titanium in efforts to minimize the weight of some reciprocating parts. Almost exclusively, serious racers use titanium valve spring retainers to obtain higher speeds. This invention relates to an improved valve spring retainer for use in high performance engines. More particularly, it relates to an aluminum valve spring retainer which is lighter and less costly than titanium retainers of approximately equivalent strength.
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Alexander Robert S.
Lazarus Ronald H.
Yates Jeffrey L.
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