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    Solid Roller.....

    who's got the solid roller cam and lifters and what are the benefits? try as i might i still cant understand why its so much more expensive for a roller cam. help please. im not getting one i was just curious what all the advantages are for the extra money.

    help is appreciated!!!!
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    All of the ls cars have roller cams and lifters. The reduced friction allows more horsepower to be made.

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    Are you thinking solid roller?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Luos View Post
    Are you thinking solid roller?
    im an idiot. yes thats what i meant. was on break at work and in the ZONE. (the shit zone that is).

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    Unless you enjoy adjusting rockers and such every other weekend, solid rollers are a big chore for a street car. I can see the justification of a solid roller in a drag car, but if its driven a lot, stick with that hydraulic setup.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BlackLT1Z28 View Post
    Unless you enjoy adjusting rockers and such every other weekend, solid rollers are a big chore for a street car. I can see the justification of a solid roller in a drag car, but if its driven a lot, stick with that hydraulic setup.
    thanks. hey do me a favor and click on the link in my sig would ya. help a guy out!

    and im not running a solid roller ever, like you said perfectly, i have a street car that goes to the track, not the other way around.
    oh great intentions, ive got the best of interventions...

    Missouri and Central IL members come in!!!!!
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    Mine is hydraulic as well.

    Went with Morel/Lunati lifters to make sure the cam was handled.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Luos View Post
    Mine is hydraulic as well.

    Went with Morel/Lunati lifters to make sure the cam was handled.
    what are your cam specs Mr. Luos? if you dont mind me asking....

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    248/254 629/622 113

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Luos View Post
    248/254 629/622 113
    thats pretty darn big. hows your torque throughout the power band, and how high is your rev limiter set?

    what rods and out of curiosity, why did you choose that lsa?

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    That isn't in a stock cubed LS1.
    Torque curve is nice. Comes on real strong at 4200, but does fairly well under that as well.
    Spins to 6700.
    Rods are Lunati ProMods.
    Pistons are -12cc Mahle's.
    The LSA of 113 was perfect for me. Good powerband, not a huge lope (like that cam would be minor anyways).

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    Yeah yeah Luos, we're all very impressed. Shit, we practically watched you put that thing together over the winter. Lifters on the stove...God love it!

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