A pushrod is a long, slender piece of metal that is used in mechanical systems, especially in engines. It helps to transmit or transfer motion and force from one part to another. Full definition
Our colleagues at Motor Trend expect that the same 5.5 - liter pushrod V - 8 from the previous Corvette C6.R racer will carry over to the C7.R. (automobilemag.com)
Despite being something you can drive on the road, the car is equipped with all the bells and whistles Radical's vast racing experience offers, including a full roll cage with front and rear crashboxes, an Intrax Racing Suspension inboard pushrod suspension system, and a sophisticated full electronic data logging system. (projectcarsgame.com)
But there is no getting away from the technology with the M3's 4 - liter V - 8, which is a far cry from pushrod engines of the past. (cnet.com)