solid lift guys step in.
solid lift guys step in. i'm wanting to know what lifters you guys use. part numbers or links to buying them would be great. also looking at the rockers/stud gurdles for part numbers or links. thanks for the help.
-jeff
-jeff
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From: Central Wisconsin
I am running Crane 10510-16 For the solid rollers description (Long travel design for use with standard GM alignment bars in engines originally equipped with hydraulic roller lifters.) I used these because there is no reason IMO to use a vertical bar or add any additional parts to the valvetrain.
I am running the Gold Race 1.6 roller rockers with 7/16 studs. I did all the porting on the heads for the upgraded Manely Valve at 2.02 and 1.60 stainless with the valves having the additional +.100 in length to keep from having issues with clerance with the rockers. I am also running trend push rods. http://www.trendperform.com/ I ended up with pushrods that were .140 longer than the factory to get the roller alignment correct on the valve stem. Along with that I am running K-motion springs K-800 I believe these are good for .700 coil bind. There was also extra machine work changing the studs from 3/8 to 7/16 and pocket milling the spring pockets for the spring cups that provided positive alignment for instaled spring height.
I am running the Gold Race 1.6 roller rockers with 7/16 studs. I did all the porting on the heads for the upgraded Manely Valve at 2.02 and 1.60 stainless with the valves having the additional +.100 in length to keep from having issues with clerance with the rockers. I am also running trend push rods. http://www.trendperform.com/ I ended up with pushrods that were .140 longer than the factory to get the roller alignment correct on the valve stem. Along with that I am running K-motion springs K-800 I believe these are good for .700 coil bind. There was also extra machine work changing the studs from 3/8 to 7/16 and pocket milling the spring pockets for the spring cups that provided positive alignment for instaled spring height.
