Post your solid roller setups
08-30-2004, 01:59 PM
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Post your solid roller setups I'm looking for some examples of what people have done or are doing with solid roller stroker motors.
I currently have a TREX hydrolic roller setup and want to move to a solid.
I currently have a TREX hydrolic roller setup and want to move to a solid.
08-31-2004, 06:24 AM
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Old motor:
Comp 260/260, .665 lift, 108lsa, T&D shaft rockers. Don't remember the specs on the springs, but they were in the neighborhood of 500lbs open pressure...
That cam was a valvetrain "beater" though, and was very hard on valvetrain parts. Very aggressive lobes...
Comp 260/260, .665 lift, 108lsa, T&D shaft rockers. Don't remember the specs on the springs, but they were in the neighborhood of 500lbs open pressure...
That cam was a valvetrain "beater" though, and was very hard on valvetrain parts. Very aggressive lobes...
08-31-2004, 10:03 AM
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Originally Posted by LOnSLO
409 cu in, 280/286 .721/.721 lift 110 lsa. Comp lightweight solid lifters, T&D rockers, Comp 999 springs, Smith Brothers pushrods. Dynoing next week.
That is a crazy setup, I love that.
Did you consider 106 or 108 LSA when you were getting the cam ground?
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Originally Posted by term
That is a crazy setup, I love that.
Did you consider 106 or 108 LSA when you were getting the cam ground?
Josh
