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tripps 09-28-2024 06:06 PM

502 spring pressure
 
How much open pressure can GM h y d roller lifters handle,500lbs open? Under 6000 rpm

F-2 Speedy 09-28-2024 07:07 PM

I think thats a bit much for a stock lifter, Id stay in the 400-425 range......the Isky 8005A is a good spring for a 500 525 efi rebuild, whats the cam specs ?

tripps 09-28-2024 07:14 PM

Cam
 
525 cam co u ld I run solid lifters on that cam?

F-2 Speedy 09-28-2024 07:32 PM

I wouldn't, lobe profile is for hydo roller, why do you want to run 500 lbs springs with that cam ?

tripps 09-28-2024 08:17 PM

Cam
 
Just afraid of valve float

F-2 Speedy 09-28-2024 08:31 PM

The rev limiter is set at 5350 on the 525 EFI 555 controller, if you want to spin it to 6k I might choose another cam

GPM 09-28-2024 10:35 PM

Could run a short travel hydraulic roller lifter

cig28 09-29-2024 07:28 AM

I’m running crower solid roller lifters on a crane 741 hydraulic roller cam which is similar to the 525 hydraulic roller cam with comp roller rockers. Lash is set @ 6.

Rookie 09-29-2024 08:57 PM


Originally Posted by tripps (Post 4909972)
525 cam co u ld I run solid lifters on that cam?

As long as it's a billet core you can run solids. 0.004"-0.006" lash to make up for the hydraulic "pre-load" before it goes solid.
I've run solids on hydraulics forever and when talking with Comp they had no problems and said it would be a great combination when I ordered my new HR cams.

F-2 Speedy 09-29-2024 09:25 PM

Is a stock 525 cam billet core ? ....:drink:

snapmorgan 09-30-2024 07:33 AM

I was told by Lunati not to exceed 430# on the stock GM dogbone lifters. I have turned them to 7000rpm at just over 400# open pressure.

GLENAMY 242SS 09-30-2024 09:07 AM

Joe, How many hours do you run the springs/lifters before changing.

snapmorgan 09-30-2024 10:06 AM

Well Gary, I don't believe I ever had a boat long enough to find their failure point. Typically I would have a boat 4-5 years and put 50-70 hrs per year on them. Camshafts would be in the .630 lift range. I would think that 300hrs would be a good point to check them.

c0ncEpT 09-30-2024 02:03 PM

We're running 170lbs on the seat with 430lbs on stock 525 cams. Using johnson lifters. No issues.


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