Reply to "Lifter niose"

icoleMember

My uncle says he thinks that the motor has solid roller lifters, and that the motor is good to 8000 RPM. I still won't rev past 7000. If it is is solid won't I be able to tell because hydraulic lifters wont fully open the valves when the engine is not running?
I think that solid lifters do make noise, but when it gets warm again I will check the lash. I watched a video on how to adjust it. Is the lash setting standard, or does it very depending on your set up?
Ian

11/20/113:30 PM

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