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So with no spider, what keeps the dogbones from coming off the lifters? And without the dogbones, what keeps the rockers from rotating and wiping the cam?
As I said it used to be done, I don't know the details.
I know roller rockers where a big thing in the early mid '80's when I was into cars back then as people used to talk about them during cruise in's and such.
There weren't a lot of roller motors like we are used to today and the roller rockers were going into older cars back then. It seemed like lots of Chebby's had them in as they always seemed to be cheaper then the Ford stuff..
As I said it used to be done, I don't know the details.
I know roller rockers where a big thing in the early mid '80's when I was into cars back then as people used to talk about them during cruise in's and such.
There weren't a lot of roller motors like we are used to today and the roller rockers were going into older cars back then. It seemed like lots of Chebby's had them in as they always seemed to be cheaper then the Ford stuff..
Lynn
why do you keep talking about roller rockers? what does that have to do with going from a flat tappet to a roller lifters?
My bad, I assumed he was talking about roller rockers, until I reread what I just reread.
I'm not used to talking about roller lifters.
Nothing more to see here from me....
Lynn
Roller cams were considered "exotic" back in the late 70's-early 80's, now they're common place. I think that's what he was talking about. Linked lifters were and are expensive, but they work.