Shovelhead Solid Lifters Vs. Hydraulic at Wanda Bachand blog

Shovelhead Solid Lifters Vs. Hydraulic. If you don't have a. Hydraulics are quieter and less wear on valve train. If you crack the throttle to quick on hydro. I have a set of hyd lifters for a shovelhead that are assembled like a chevy lifter. They have a snap ring that holds the guts in it. Some cams require solids instead of hydros. To clear things up, my hydraulic lifter's went south on me so i got the hydraulic to solid conversion sleeve's, (much cheaper. I prefer hydraulics to solids because the work like a cushion in the valve train and make it run softer and quiet. Not a 100% test (a hydraulic might act like a solid if it's damaged), but if it's in good shape then it should be right. No, solids are far cheaper and any fool can adjust them. But those junk bastards are nothing but. Nothing wrong with running solids as long as all the components are in good shape, and you're up for doing routine maintenance. They should have different sized. Those are most definitely adjustable solid lifters.

Nothing wrong with running solids as long as all the components are in good shape, and you're up for doing routine maintenance. But those junk bastards are nothing but. They should have different sized. No, solids are far cheaper and any fool can adjust them. I have a set of hyd lifters for a shovelhead that are assembled like a chevy lifter. To clear things up, my hydraulic lifter's went south on me so i got the hydraulic to solid conversion sleeve's, (much cheaper. Those are most definitely adjustable solid lifters. They have a snap ring that holds the guts in it. Some cams require solids instead of hydros. If you crack the throttle to quick on hydro.

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Shovelhead Solid Lifters Vs. Hydraulic Some cams require solids instead of hydros. If you don't have a. No, solids are far cheaper and any fool can adjust them. I have a set of hyd lifters for a shovelhead that are assembled like a chevy lifter. If you crack the throttle to quick on hydro. I prefer hydraulics to solids because the work like a cushion in the valve train and make it run softer and quiet. They have a snap ring that holds the guts in it. Nothing wrong with running solids as long as all the components are in good shape, and you're up for doing routine maintenance. Those are most definitely adjustable solid lifters. To clear things up, my hydraulic lifter's went south on me so i got the hydraulic to solid conversion sleeve's, (much cheaper. They should have different sized. Some cams require solids instead of hydros. But those junk bastards are nothing but. Not a 100% test (a hydraulic might act like a solid if it's damaged), but if it's in good shape then it should be right. Hydraulics are quieter and less wear on valve train.