Solid lifters question
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Solid lifters question
Would it be possible to build an LT1 with solid lifters?
The goal would be to build a high revving (say 7200 RPM redline) LT1 that still produces the loads of low end torque that LT1's are famous for.
Or is that wishful thinking? I am not to experienced with the specifics of engine internals. I mean, I know how everything works, but not the details like cam size, etc...
Thanks for the info.
x01660
The goal would be to build a high revving (say 7200 RPM redline) LT1 that still produces the loads of low end torque that LT1's are famous for.
Or is that wishful thinking? I am not to experienced with the specifics of engine internals. I mean, I know how everything works, but not the details like cam size, etc...
Thanks for the info.
x01660
#3
You're probably better off with something like these short travel hydraulic rollers.
COMP Cams 15853-16 SMALL Block Chevy Short Travel High RPM Race Hydraulic Roller Lifters - Lifters - Atlantic Speed Warehouse
Solids are a PITA,always needing adjustment and prone to destroying pushrods and rockers if you over-rev missing a gear or something.
I ran solids in a 427 in a '69 but they were easy to get at.
Not the best for a daily driver though unless you like pulling the valve covers a couple times a month or more lol.
COMP Cams 15853-16 SMALL Block Chevy Short Travel High RPM Race Hydraulic Roller Lifters - Lifters - Atlantic Speed Warehouse
Solids are a PITA,always needing adjustment and prone to destroying pushrods and rockers if you over-rev missing a gear or something.
I ran solids in a 427 in a '69 but they were easy to get at.
Not the best for a daily driver though unless you like pulling the valve covers a couple times a month or more lol.
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