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Dave Noll 10-14-2012 01:45 AM

Re: My First Stocker Cam
 
Well maybe I'll have to save up some money, those trend lifters look real nice. Alan, I can't find P-55 anywhere on the cam or cam card ? Am I looking in the wrong area or ??? Also, on the Trend site, I couldn't find a hydraulic lifter, they look like all solids. Did I look in the wrong area ?

Todd Hoven 10-14-2012 08:40 AM

Re: My First Stocker Cam
 
There is nothing wrong with regular hydrallic lifter for what you are doing. Keep it very simple, like it was mentioned here. As long as you do not go over 350 open pressure, a standard lifter will work well for you.
Like Billy said, you are going to be running this engine under or around 6000. Make a bunch of cylinder pressure and torque. Good luck, and enjoy the ride!

Dwight Southerland 10-14-2012 03:28 PM

Re: My First Stocker Cam
 
What about the Sherman lifters? The "dwell" lobe you are talking about will benefit from the restricted compression lifter.

Dave Noll 10-14-2012 05:13 PM

Re: My First Stocker Cam
 
Dwight - On the wolfeperformance website, almost none of the links work & it looks like they are the only retailers. Do you know if they are still in business ? I'd like to read a little about those.

Alan & Mike - Is the Trend "Low movement lifter" what you were refering to ?

Todd & Billy - The bracket motor that I had in this car had 215lbs. cranking compression & worked well with a 2 bbl. Is this in the ballpark ?

Thanks All

Mike Taylor 3601 10-15-2012 09:16 AM

Re: My First Stocker Cam
 
Not sure about the Trend lifter,most of the restricted movement lifters are solids w/ .015 movement. Check w/ Trend
Mike Taylor 3601

Dwight Southerland 10-15-2012 11:45 AM

Re: My First Stocker Cam
 
Limited movement lifters have been around for a long time. Racers created their own for years before the commercial lifters became available. Trend, Sherman, Schubeck-style, PPP and others have products that work. You can make your own by modifying OEM style lifters with shorter springs, sleeves that fit inside, or fixing solid lifters to act like a hydaulic.

gsa612 10-15-2012 12:09 PM

Re: My First Stocker Cam
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Todd Hoven (Post 351721)
There is nothing wrong with regular hydrallic lifter for what you are doing. Keep it very simple, like it was mentioned here. As long as you do not go over 350 open pressure, a standard lifter will work well for you.
Like Billy said, you are going to be running this engine under or around 6000. Make a bunch of cylinder pressure and torque. Good luck, and enjoy the ride!

x2, also use 5w30 oil with a stock lifter anything lighter will bleed down, went thru this in the early 90's. gsa612

Dave Noll 10-17-2012 08:27 PM

Re: My First Stocker Cam
 
Greg,
Just got off the phone with Vern, VERY enlightening conversation. Thanks. :)
Quote:

Originally Posted by Greg Hill (Post 351646)
Dave, Vern Buchanan use to run a two barrel Cleveland years ago. He might be some help. Pm me and I 'll send you his number.



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