800XCR

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What is the most lift anyone here has used in a BBC with hydraulic roller lifters running 68-7000 rpms?

mike tkach

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imo if you want to run those rpm,s you need to go solid roller.i have used hyd roller cam with .680 lift but normally .650 is my limit.

Full Force

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if HR I would go short travel, but at the rpm I would also go solids...

getrdunn

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Is it a billet cam? Depending on the lobe, lift and duration. I run solids on everything. Last hydraulic roller cams I used were 244/248-648/644 and ended up running tight lash solid rollers but they were billet cams. Engines loved them.

Griff

I don't know of any hyd roller lifters rated at 7000 rpms

getrdunn

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Of course they can cause the Internet says so!!! Kidding. I've only heard of people running hyd that high however have no first hand experience with. """""""""Solids""""""""""

800XCR

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It seems there are claims of being able to run those rpm's, but I have not yet been able to get confirmation or the amount of lift. I currently run solids that are due for a change and just thought I'd see if I could find someone with first hand experience.

Thanks

Baja Rooster

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You could probably run .400 lift at 7k all day long, so the question of how much lift you can get to do that is a good one. I'd think that you'd have the best luck with the Comp cams short travel units so give them a call and see what they're willing to warrantee up to.

SB

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Make sure these claims are from endurance....Not 1/8 and 1/4 mile people....unless that is what you are doing to.

adk61

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High RPM Hydraulic Roller Lifters - Lunati Power... these will run high rpm without incident.. 7000 isn't unheard of.. open your wallet