What's The Difference Between Hydraulic And Solid Roller Camshafts?
In the latest episode of Motor Trend's Engine Masters, the differences between hydraulic and solid camshaft lifters are explored and put to the test
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I’d have to say it’s a pretty solid explanation!
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That’s what she said. Heh dad jokes.
Finally some Motor Trend content on CarThrottle!!
Weird! I was wondering what the differences were when I got up this morning, what a coincidence!? lol
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Quick summary for anyone in a hurry.
Solid Lifter - Better for higher RPM, isn’t as limited when it comes to lift - better for race cars.
Hydraulic Lifter - The much better choice for a daily driver. More reliable, quieter and “self adjusting”. Valve float occurs earlier than with solid lifter, more limited when it comes to amount of lift.
welp im with the racecars
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Personally I’m always going to run hydraulic unless i get the money to build a race car then I’d use a solid cam
Suckas i saw this a month ago so while u guys were living in ignorance i was using my new found knowledge to save the world!….big dummies