solid lifters question
12-27-2004, 04:55 PM
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solid lifters question I bought a set of solid lifters from a user here. They arrived in good condition as described. But sicne they are my first set of solids, I have a question...
Should they still have a plunger? there is the normal looking pushrod seat and a circlip down inside the top. And IC an't be sure, but it feels like I can move the plunger in there if I tried. I haven't put much force onto it yet though because I don't want to damage them if they are hydraulic.
Should there be a clip down in the top like what the hydraulics use to retain the plunger? Or did I get the wrong lifters?
Should they still have a plunger? there is the normal looking pushrod seat and a circlip down inside the top. And IC an't be sure, but it feels like I can move the plunger in there if I tried. I haven't put much force onto it yet though because I don't want to damage them if they are hydraulic.
Should there be a clip down in the top like what the hydraulics use to retain the plunger? Or did I get the wrong lifters?
12-28-2004, 12:43 AM
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timber...i sent you the solid lifters that i purchased from speed inc...no need to worry they are the solid lifter that crane makes....that i can guarantee you that....
they were in my motor and worked great, but now stepping up to the jessel setup.....just need to make sure your cam doesnt have a really small base circle or your oil pressure will be low....
tom
they were in my motor and worked great, but now stepping up to the jessel setup.....just need to make sure your cam doesnt have a really small base circle or your oil pressure will be low....
tom
