Mustang88LXKid

When degreeing a cam the directions with the comp cam's cam indicates using a solid lifter rather than a hydrualic lifter. If the dial indicator plunger will be resting on the outer edge of the hydrualic lifter why would you need a solid lifter? The reason I am asking is because I don't have a solid lifter, but if nessecary I could create one from the old lifters, but it is a flat tappet. Thanks for the feed back.</P>


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hotrodman

good one i dont seem why you couldnt go on the out side the lifter sounds like it would work!<edited><editID>hotrodman</editID><editDate>38004.8178009259</editDate></edited>

hang10

hey how do i get a degree ins cams is ther a school just for that?i want to install some NOS on my stang.

fasterthanu

its not a school,its something to do about installing a cam for the first time.to get the most H.P.out of it .

n2o44

use an old lifter so you lessin the chance of error. imo your doing it with the heads on or off?

mkspeed26

did u get the wrong type of cam???</P>