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I agree with the above. ^^ If that was NHRA's intent then the revision should have come out and stated that hyd. flat tappet lifters can be replaced with solids.
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12-07-2016, 09:34 AM | #32 |
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Re: Lifter rule in Stock
I know this should be obvious, but if your combination already uses hydraulic roller lifters you can convert to solid rollers now?
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12-07-2016, 09:57 AM | #33 |
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It seems to me that going from a heavy hydraulic roller to a (fairly) light race-type solid roller should do wonders for the RPM potential of a bunch of modern Stockers!
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Seems to me that after a lot of good intelligent questions have surfaced and been discussed, a rule clarification will probably be forthcoming. Yes, Billy, the solid roller lifter comment is a real good probability that RPM's might possibly be affected for good. I know that a mechanical lifter camshaft has clearance ramps included on each end of the lobe configuration to allow for lash, and that the overall lift also compensates for valve train lash. If you tried a set of mechanical lifters on your existent hydraulic cam, what would you use for lash on an initial effort before replacing the cam?We're talking going to a test and tune,not some kind of national event.
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12-07-2016, 11:57 AM | #35 |
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Holy Super Stock Batman !!!
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12-07-2016, 12:00 PM | #36 |
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One step closer to SS for sure Dan
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A cottage industry of high tech, high dollar stocker hydraulic lifters is made obsolete overnight by the stroke of a pen...
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If they are going to clarify the rules...what about the diameter?
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I assume that would have to be at or near operating temperature. Also, how much would you gain over these "Limited Travel" lifters?
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