Trickflow Heads Hydraulic Roller vs Non Roller???
Can the higher priced Hydraulic Roller Trickflow heads be used with non roller setups?
They allow for more lift and although I don't have a roller cam in my 302 now, I may go that route with a newer shortblock.
They allow for more lift and although I don't have a roller cam in my 302 now, I may go that route with a newer shortblock.
Heads are heads. They don't care what cam you have. Now, the cam will care what springs you have. But yes, they'll work with any cam.
Personally I wouldn't get heads with a generic spring package. Get a custom cam and the spring package recommended for it, then get bare heads(or with valves) and assemble them or have them assembled.
Since you already have a flat tappet, just make sure you don't have springs that put too much pressure on the lifters.
Personally I wouldn't get heads with a generic spring package. Get a custom cam and the spring package recommended for it, then get bare heads(or with valves) and assemble them or have them assembled.
Since you already have a flat tappet, just make sure you don't have springs that put too much pressure on the lifters.
I would not run the springs that come on the roller heads with a flat tappet cam. Those are some pretty aggressive springs designed for roller cams up to .600" lift, iirc. I agree with 67mustang302 in that you should get a set of matching springs for your cam and swap them in.
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