quick question about solid lifters for ZVH
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my mate has a 2.1 zvh engine and he was thinking of getting solid lifters for it can anyone tell me what the advantages of using them are and also where to get them from thanks
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why is he thinking of getting them?
he must think there's some advantage to him, otherwise he wouldnt be thinking about getting them.
Solid lifters arent needed unless you intend to raise the rev limiter.
which on a ZVH is pretty pointless.
he must think there's some advantage to him, otherwise he wouldnt be thinking about getting them.
Solid lifters arent needed unless you intend to raise the rev limiter.
which on a ZVH is pretty pointless.
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someone told him they are better but from what you say it sounds as if he doesn't need them. does anyone do a cam especially for a zvh engine or do you just need the cvh one? thanks
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you wont really need the solids unless you have an excellent head that allows the ZVH to rev past around 7k. mine will pull 8200 rpm and has solids, they are better for high revs but need regular checks/maintenaince. and as above will need a cam to suit the lifters profile/size.
not that you'd change lifters without cam anyway would you
not that you'd change lifters without cam anyway would you
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