I have run several sets of Edelbrock rpm heads that have flat tappet springs but ran hyd roller camshafts,so what's the deal with that?
the roller lifters are heavier so that requires heavier springs....the spring itself isn't a different design
I have run several sets of Edelbrock rpm heads that have flat tappet springs but ran hyd roller camshafts,so what's the deal with that?
I have run several sets of Edelbrock rpm heads that have flat tappet springs but ran hyd roller camshafts,so what's the deal with that?
If it works for you, then stick with it. Would any of these engines rev past 4500 rpms?
I agree but you have to be careful with valve float cause that could destroy roller lifters pretty qick
So why would the flat tappet springs work with the hyd roller camshafts, is this a gimmick or what M
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