Hyd. roller set up.
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Okay you engine gurus. What spring and spring pressure would you run? T& d shaft rockers, 7/16 pushrods, Canfield Heads, Comp cams 242 248 @ .050, 612 637 lift, 110 int. c/l, 112 lobe sep. ( 565 cu. in.) What rpm do you think the Comp. Cams hyd. rollers would go into valve float w/ piston to valve issues.The engine has about 9.2 comp.w/ one small intake valve relief on a flat J E piston. Also where would you set rev limiter?. 38 cig.general performance use. I am moving away from solid rollers and want to stop wrenching so much! Ultimatley I would like the valve train to live as long as the rings and bearings. Thank you in advance. Dave
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You may want to try some of Morels HLT hyd. They only have .030" hyd movement, you set like a solid at Zero lash and can run 200# seat pressure on them.
If you haven't bought the cam, I would rethink that stick to.
Chris
If you haven't bought the cam, I would rethink that stick to.
Chris
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That combo is good for ~650hp....pretty sure that comp stick will run to 6000 rpm with ~160# on the seat, but as cstraub said, those morels and a bit more pressure would ensure you stay away from valve float, and like he said... a bit more cam too




