type1 lifter for typeIV???

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knalpot
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type1 lifter for typeIV???

Post by knalpot »

http://cgi.ebay.de/Stoessel-Buchsen-fue ... dZViewItem
since I dont speak good german I hope I dont get it wrong!! so with this cyliders you can use type1 lifters as typeIV lifter??
anybody know more about this , are they worth it???
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Post by MASSIVE TYPE IV »

Yes, they also work for WBX conversions since they use a TI style cam with a TIV lifter..

I also make these, but they have their own set of issues with the lifters. Most TIV cams don't have the proper lobe taper to properly spin a lifter with the diameter of a TI. I only use them past 320 degrees of duration due to this.
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Post by Wally »

What material are those bushes made of?

Most I've seen are bronze-coloured and (partly) made of the material (alloy) of the colour :lol: for better lubrication.

I use a type 1 style lifter in my own engines and since then I have never had a failure with a combination of a german Schleicher cam and german Mahle type 1 lifters.
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Post by Piledriver »

Last I heard RIMCO used steel bushings.

Yeah, I thought it weird too.
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Post by MASSIVE TYPE IV »

The steel bushings have their place... They work real well with DLC coated lifters, zero friction and zero wear!
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