Chrysler Solid Roller Lifter Question
Is there any companies making tie bar style solid roller lifters for a Hemi or Big Block Chrysler engine ? Looking to avoid hurting pushrods when using high load valve springs .
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I would look at Erson or Jesel then call both of them tell them what you are trying to accomplish and ask for their suggestions. We used Erson with a .225 offset to get the proper pushrod geometry. They work and only took about 3-4 weeks for them. Fed:&7
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I was hoping there was an off the shelf lifter , that someone was currently using . Someone else must be having the same problem of galling the ends of pushrods that I am having .
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Have u talked to Trend about your problems
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Your problem might go away if you used the correct engine oil!
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Try MRL Performance. I've got a set in a small block with jesel rockers- don't even have to bush the block.
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I had several B1/TS engines that I outfitted with spray bar oiling in the valve covers. Still had intake galling issues. My resolution ended up providing room for larger diameter, heavier walled push rods to combat flexing ( pole-vaulting ) push rod that caused impact galling. |
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The blocks I was using and thinking of were Indy and KB. They did not come with lifter oiling...duh! |
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How about Comp Cams. We used their stuff for years in the Hemi motors before they went around the world nuts.
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Same as Jeff said, comp cams makes a pushrod oiling lifter. I've used them successfully. Also look at your pushrod tip material, trend makes some material that won't gall, a little pricey though...just some FYI
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I have been using Comp stuff , but did not know they had a lifter that oiled up through the pushrod . I will check with them also .
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Crower and Morel also offer it.
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