Solid Lifters
#1
Solid Lifters
I have been thinking about getting solid lifters and then upgrading the camshaft.. but I had heard that solid liftesr need constant adjusting..wondering if this is true and if it is, what is the adjusting that needs to be done and is it worth it?
#3
RE: Solid Lifters
a soild lifter must be used with a soild cam...the adjusting is that the soild lifters have no adjustment by them slfves...like a hydralic...a soild cam will usally make more power ..they hit the rpm faster, but are harder on the valve train...use a good set of poly locks and stud grudles and they will be fine
#5
RE: Solid Lifters
You will need to adjust the valve lash more often, I used to run my valves every 2-3000 miles. As stated sbove you must also get a cam that is designed to be used with a solid lifter, you will need different springs,locks,retainers,push rods, studs and a girdle is a good idea as well. My advice is to wait until you can upgrade it as a system, and unless you are going for a max effort strip/street car stay with a hyd. cam.
#6
RE: Solid Lifters
ORIGINAL: Albizo66
I have been thinking about getting solid lifters and then upgrading the camshaft.. but I had heard that solid liftesr need constant adjusting..wondering if this is true and if it is, what is the adjusting that needs to be done and is it worth it?
I have been thinking about getting solid lifters and then upgrading the camshaft.. but I had heard that solid liftesr need constant adjusting..wondering if this is true and if it is, what is the adjusting that needs to be done and is it worth it?
#7
RE: Solid Lifters
ORIGINAL: Albizo66
I have been thinking about getting solid lifters and then upgrading the camshaft.. but I had heard that solid liftesr need constant adjusting..wondering if this is true and if it is, what is the adjusting that needs to be done and is it worth it?
I have been thinking about getting solid lifters and then upgrading the camshaft.. but I had heard that solid liftesr need constant adjusting..wondering if this is true and if it is, what is the adjusting that needs to be done and is it worth it?
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