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Aside from that, the fake lifters can be refaced properly and the screws can be re-machined so they stay put, BUT, do you want to take a chance on the material they are made from? No one seems to know what that is. Is it virgin cast iron that has the face only induction hardened, or are they made from old melted down cast iron sewer pipe and old sash weights???? If you absolutely have to have adjustable lifters, go with the heavy USA made ones. They are fine for stock and mild street engines. |
Re: adjustable lifters Ok the auction # on Evilbay was 372718954599 under, Ford flathead 8BA 21A 21 stud hollow adjustable tappet lifter mercury Johnson description and read the info & look at the sold listings.
let me know what you all think? cheers Robin |
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Re: adjustable lifters Red’s headers sells the adjustable hollow lifters. I’ve spoken to quite a few Flathead guys that use them. I haven’t heard anything negative like the lifters loosening up.
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Re: adjustable lifters Ok , what is the chance they are any good, and i see they have sold quite a few sets now, and there is no negative feedback .My big question still remains has anyone used or know of anyone that has bought these lifters ?
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Re: adjustable lifters Trust is always an issue. We all like to save money, and building a flathead is getting expensive, so you have to go with the people that build engines loke Gary (gofast) Or Reds they have the "right stuff" Not sure if Nax VP has them. but they are in business to help people and stand behind their products. IMHO
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While most of their lifters seem to work, that is the WRONG way to do it. With a sphere, you have single POINT contact instead of flat line contact resulting in much higher unit pressure. Isky found out early on that a spherical surface had very poor wear characteristics. With a race cam they did not last to the main event. |
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