Solid lifter input
someone checked the dumbells on a .650 lift cam...if you can decode what he's laying down. 'Bullet' lifter was the Mopar/Johnson dumbbell design.
so at zero lift (lifter deepest in the bore on the dropped floor base circle) the oil band was still not exposed. At full lift this doesnt seem to matter as i said earlier, the relative lift of the tappet off the edge of the bore does not change much. The Howards lifter was 22g heavier than the 100g dumbbell and the hollow full body MP solid lifter was even lighter at 90 without oil. Not my data.....put 2 lifters in and dry cycle the cam. if the band gets exposed on the base circle (most likely on the cam side) , you've exceeded the lift range of the dumbbell lifter. My dollar says no way on a <.650 @ valve cam.
someone checked the dumbells on a .650 lift cam...if you can decode what he's laying down. 'Bullet' lifter was the Mopar/Johnson dumbbell design.
so at zero lift (lifter deepest in the bore on the dropped floor base circle) the oil band was still not exposed. At full lift this doesnt seem to matter as i said earlier, the relative lift of the tappet off the edge of the bore does not change much. The Howards lifter was 22g heavier than the 100g dumbbell and the hollow full body MP solid lifter was even lighter at 90 without oil. Not my data.....put 2 lifters in and dry cycle the cam. if the band gets exposed on the base circle (most likely on the cam side) , you've exceeded the lift range of the dumbbell lifter. My dollar says no way on a <.650 @ valve cam.
