Lifter Clatter - New Engine

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Re: Lifter Clatter - New Engine

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Nuts wrote:Thanks for that Shaunp. I'll pull one set and measure them when I get the car back. Could explain a few things..
These springs will put a huge load on the cam and lifters for no need. All solid roller cams a Billet steel not Sadi, I'd be concerned about premature failure of components. Its not uncommon to replace solid roller lifters yearly if the engine does a good few miles. For example the the Tran-am cars do maybe 6 meetings a year, typically they swap the lifters each season , along with chain rings and bearings, The needles break in them, some are solid bushed now.
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Re: Lifter Clatter - New Engine

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Heads were ordered with hydraulic roller springs so all should be good.
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Re: Lifter Clatter - New Engine

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Probably the 195 head springs they go to 7200 they are about 150 on the seat from memory. They are PAC springs.
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