G5X4, HS, Gold Springs, and Morel lifters.....issue at 6700!
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G5X4, HS, Gold Springs, and Morel lifters.....issue at 6700!
Finally got some breakin miles on the new setup and clutch and got the part throttle fueling worked out and took the car out for some WOT shakedown street runs. The car pulls like a bastard till about 6700 and it falls on its ***. I had the shift light at 6900 and planned on shifting at 7000-7100.
The setup consists of the G5X4, TEA heads with TEA gold springs shimmed to 1.78 install height to get pressures up some, Harland Sharp rockers, and morel lifters. Preload cold is approx .060 on intake and .075 on exhaust.
1. Could the HS rockers simply be too heavy for the setup? I wouldn't think so with the good springs, but anything can happen.
2. Could the Golds just not be able to keep up with the RPM, lift, and aggressive Ramps of the G5X4 stick?
3. Could I have too much preload on the Morels? Causing the valves to hold open up top? This is within specs of what others have done, but I got **** for luck!
4. Car is still on the stock fuel pump. Can it be running out of *** in the higher RPMS? The scanner didn't show any drastic changes in 02 values, but they are pretty inaccurate also.
I Really apprecaite any input you guys can offer.
The setup consists of the G5X4, TEA heads with TEA gold springs shimmed to 1.78 install height to get pressures up some, Harland Sharp rockers, and morel lifters. Preload cold is approx .060 on intake and .075 on exhaust.
1. Could the HS rockers simply be too heavy for the setup? I wouldn't think so with the good springs, but anything can happen.
2. Could the Golds just not be able to keep up with the RPM, lift, and aggressive Ramps of the G5X4 stick?
3. Could I have too much preload on the Morels? Causing the valves to hold open up top? This is within specs of what others have done, but I got **** for luck!
4. Car is still on the stock fuel pump. Can it be running out of *** in the higher RPMS? The scanner didn't show any drastic changes in 02 values, but they are pretty inaccurate also.
I Really apprecaite any input you guys can offer.
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After making a few phone calls it seems the morels have some preload built in and like a little less preload then what I have set up. I'm gonna try that and if it still doesn't work, HS rockers for sale! Since I'm spinning it high I like the HS for stability and don't have to worry about needle bearings, but won't think twice about ditching them if I need. Thanks fellas, and keep it coming!
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Originally Posted by Cstraub
You need .030" preload on the Morels.
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Originally Posted by Viper
Wow, if I'm correct in recall, .030 is 1/2 turn past zero lash on stock rockers right? With each 1/4 turn being .015 with the stock rocker bolt thread pitch. I have the Morels and with a 7.350 PR I ended up 1.25 turns past zero or .075 on both.
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Heads are cut .035, running .040 cometic gasket, and a 7.35 pushrod and a .040 shim to get the geometry close. I talked to Nate at Nasty and he said he didn't think the HS rockers would cause it. I'll reset the preload and run it. If it still does it I'll yank um.
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I think it might be the rockers too. But just out of cariousity, how much RWHP are you pushing? And are you running stock fuel injectors? Could it be that your injectors are insufficient for your mods now, and working at a too high of duty cycle up top.