solid roller lifters
07-16-2003, 02:32 PM
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solid roller lifters People who have solid roller cams in the LS1/LS6....
1) What lifter are you using (company, part number, where did you get it, how much did a set cost)
2) Is it true that when you put a solid roller lifter in place of a hydrolick roller lifter, the cam "seems" smaller (like it has less durration)?
3) Are your cams ground specificly for solid roller or can you just use a hydrolic roller cam (ex: TR230/224)?
4) What rockers are you using (company, part number, cost)?
5) How often do you need to adjust the lash?
thanks,
Chris
1) What lifter are you using (company, part number, where did you get it, how much did a set cost)
2) Is it true that when you put a solid roller lifter in place of a hydrolick roller lifter, the cam "seems" smaller (like it has less durration)?
3) Are your cams ground specificly for solid roller or can you just use a hydrolic roller cam (ex: TR230/224)?
4) What rockers are you using (company, part number, cost)?
5) How often do you need to adjust the lash?
thanks,
Chris
07-16-2003, 09:23 PM
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Re: solid roller lifters I'm using Crane 10510 in my motor. Got 'em from Thunder. No idea on the price. 
#2, yes, my 242/242 idles like a 230 duration cam. Acts like a 242 up top tho. Lots of RPM.
#3, to take advantage of solid roller, you can run really aggressive ramps. So it's a solid roller profile. Not sure if it'd work with a HR cam or not.
#4, T&D Shaft Rockers. Got 'em from Thunder. Not sure how much they cost.
#5. I have 450 miles on the motor right now. About time to adjust the valves for the first time, I suppose. After that, probably another 3k I'd check 'em. But I plan to have a different set of heads on by then. I'll let Thunder adjust 'em then. 
-Andrew
#2, yes, my 242/242 idles like a 230 duration cam. Acts like a 242 up top tho. Lots of RPM.
#3, to take advantage of solid roller, you can run really aggressive ramps. So it's a solid roller profile. Not sure if it'd work with a HR cam or not.
#4, T&D Shaft Rockers. Got 'em from Thunder. Not sure how much they cost.
#5. I have 450 miles on the motor right now. About time to adjust the valves for the first time, I suppose.
After that, probably another 3k I'd check 'em. But I plan to have a different set of heads on by then. I'll let Thunder adjust 'em then. -Andrew
