1.85 rockers
07-27-2005, 11:30 AM
#41
TECH Senior Member
Originally Posted by mrr23
those were just prices off the top of my head for all new stuff. you can also get rockers and springs for cheaper than what i quoted as well.
and why can't you use a higher lift cam with 1.85 rockers??? never seen a valid reason yet. other than because someone said so.
here's the only reasons i can think of:
springs ( buy springs that can)
piston to valve clearance ( you can fix that as well)
ramp rates ( why????) no one has ever explained that one
come on now.
and why can't you use a higher lift cam with 1.85 rockers??? never seen a valid reason yet. other than because someone said so.
here's the only reasons i can think of:
springs ( buy springs that can)
piston to valve clearance ( you can fix that as well)
ramp rates ( why????) no one has ever explained that one
come on now.
Does this cause more stress on the valve train?
There will be more pressure on the cam lobes due to the friction and pressure caused by the higher lift and resultant greater spring load. Since we are hydraulic, this translates in increased load on our lifters and goes beyond their spec capabilities. That is why it is advised not to use higher ratios with cams above .550 lifts.
