Hydraulic vs Solid roller
ORIGINAL: bossman351
Hella setup you got there HRM. But we all know youre a rich **** and can afford to build shizz like that. [sm=lol.gif]
Hella setup you got there HRM. But we all know youre a rich **** and can afford to build shizz like that. [sm=lol.gif]
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ORIGINAL: hotrodmanII
not that hi,,,they wimp out ....6500 max ......compared to 8200 rpms ..a was shifting to 7800 rpm in my video!![&:]
ORIGINAL: Aixtreme89
Yeah I know that. We where discussing the the rev capability of hydrualic roller lifters.
Yeah I know that. We where discussing the the rev capability of hydrualic roller lifters.
ORIGINAL: bobby
speaking of which...... what were the specs of that motor in your vid? thanks!
ORIGINAL: hotrodmanII
not that hi,,,they wimp out ....6500 max ......compared to 8200 rpms ..a was shifting to 7800 rpm in my video!![&:]
ORIGINAL: Aixtreme89
Yeah I know that. We where discussing the the rev capability of hydrualic roller lifters.
Yeah I know that. We where discussing the the rev capability of hydrualic roller lifters.
the thing about solid cams is the ramp speed that it use.....also most solid rollers have a tighter centerline making them undisirable for the street. when you combine ramp speed and tighter centerlines the engine will rev very quickly....this can not be be done in a hyd roller as it takes time for the lifter to fill up so to speak...and the spring in the lifter can't take the ramp speed as of yet


