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Simple you go solid if you pull the heads. If you don't pull the heads you go with adjustable.
No idea why you would get ore or less power with either.
On a Shovelhead????? Only choice is adjustable pushrods... With, Hydro or Solid Lifters....
I don't believe "More Power" lives in lifters nor Pushrods... Evo nor Shovelhead...
Simple you go solid if you pull the heads. If you don't pull the heads you go with adjustable.
No idea why you would get ore or less power with either.
Solids are lighter weight than adjustable. So minimal gains from the efficiency of less reciprocal mass in the engine. Although, the difference is extremely small.
Simple you go solid if you pull the heads. If you don't pull the heads you go with adjustable.
No idea why you would get ore or less power with either.
Originally Posted by 2500hdon37s
Solids are lighter weight than adjustable. So minimal gains from the efficiency of less reciprocal mass in the engine. Although, the difference is extremely small.
How are you going to adjust your valves with solid pushrods?
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