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Originally Posted by Dragncar
You are not going to need a lifter bore brace for any sft cam. I run quality SS roller rockers and a stud girdle with a solid roller cam and my lash does not change. The stud girdle keeps everything tight beyond what just the set screws in the poly locks can do.
IMO if you do the same with a sft cam you will be fine. The Crower SS rockers have a larger bearing than any aluminum RR so they will last longer.
You could buy a shaft system and be golden but expect to pay 1800+$.
"Coolface" lifters ? Well, cars have been running fine without them forever, just need the right oil. Maybe the fancy Crower sft lifters in a road race/endurance deal is of some use. But IMO for a typical nice street engine, no.
The spring pressures for a under 600 HP engine are no big deal. If you want the Coolface lifters its just a few more bucks.
The only problem I have ever had is when I used new lifters on a used cam.
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So just how is spring pressure related to HP?
Stan
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