Anybody using the 26120 Beehive w/ hydraulic rollers?
03-21-2007, 08:57 AM
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Anybody using the 26120 Beehive w/ hydraulic rollers? As title says..........
using these vs. the 26918 beehives, more load, any long term effects on the HR lifters?
Thanks!
BTW, I`m going to use the new GM Racing CTS-V Caddy lifter.
using these vs. the 26918 beehives, more load, any long term effects on the HR lifters?
Thanks!
BTW, I`m going to use the new GM Racing CTS-V Caddy lifter.
03-23-2007, 02:43 PM
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I tried looking at those, but my max lift was .585 which was too much and I think the rate might be less for those, which makes me think that the spring is just shorter.
03-25-2007, 07:20 PM
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I use this spring on my set-up which is currently at .637 lift. This spring is very stout and tests out stronger then what Comp advertises. Here's a picture of the springs with my new motor.
