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Newbie ![]() Group: Members Posts: 13 Joined: 17-December 12 From: Tehachapi CA 93561 Member No.: 15,261 Region Association: Central California ![]() |
Anybody out there had any experience with using hydraulic valve lifters (like those from Weber Camshafts) in a 914 2.0L four? This seems to me to be a good way to eliminate the hassle of manual valve adjustments on 914 four cylinder engines. All and any info greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Anybody out there had any experience with using hydraulic valve lifters (like those from Weber Camshafts) in a 914 2.0L four? This seems to me to be a good way to eliminate the hassle of manual valve adjustments on 914 four cylinder engines. All and any info greatly appreciated. Thanks. I had hydraulic WebCam (#91 grind) with hydraulic lifters. It reduces but does not eliminate adjusting valve lash. I had one lifter that took 5 minutes to pump and get quiet. There is a different set of issues with hydraulic versus non-hydraulic. Others will chime in I am sure. I think Jake Raby quit offering hydraulic as an option years ago... |
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