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06-13-2021, 12:18 PM
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Solid Roller for Street Duty.
I have this guy that wants a Solid Roller for his street car. 69 400, .030, 48 heads, th400, 3.23 gears, Qjet, Performer Intake, stock rockers. . I suppose he's afraid of a Flat Hydraulic Lifter issue. So what cam? He sad he has Crower Lifters 66260, but doesn't know what cam to get. Don't think he wants more performance , just reliability, but if HP goes up, I don't think he will complain about it. I was thinking a Butler RAIV Retro with the solid roller? and ideas? What about Valve Springs? I ASSUME they need to be changed? Don't want to be pulling heads, just a cam swap and new timing chain gears. I don't know what he has for a cam , I dont even think he knows, sounds a little more than stock. He bought it that way.
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