mopowers
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Does anyone make a solid roller lifter that can be used with stock roller block dog bones and retainer? Or are they all retro-fit with link bars???
Does anyone make a solid roller lifter that can be used with stock roller block dog bones and retainer? Or are they all retro-fit with link bars???
You could but one of the benefits of a solid over a hydraulic is the weight of the lifters. Adding shims or a “puck” to make a hydraulic a solid adds even more weight to the valvetrain.Could a guy take them apart and shim them solid? The factory hydraulics, that is.
Yes. Very true.You could but one of the benefits of a solid over a hydraulic is the weight of the lifters. Adding shims or a “puck” to make a hydraulic a solid adds even more weight to the valvetrain.
Yes you can. A thin wall spacer won't add any weight as your ditching the check valve, ball, spring, etc. Solid spacer not needed. Weigh a stocker and then gut it to only the seat. Don't even need oil in it if the roller is not pressure fed.Could a guy take them apart and shim them solid? The factory hydraulics, that is.
True but a hydraulic lifter even when made solid and ditching all the guts is still going to weigh (dare I say much) more than a solid.Yes you can. A thin wall spacer won't add any weight as your ditching the check valve, ball, spring, etc. Solid spacer not needed. Weigh a stocker and then gut it to only the seat. Don't even need oil in it if the roller is not pressure fed.
Who the hell drives at non race rpms?does not matter much on pushrod side at non race rpms