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  1. 04-02-2011 01:42 AM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by blwn31 View Post
    1gary, the advantages of a roller cam, no break in required, steeper ramp up and down profiles, less friction which equals less heat. I'm sure there may be more.

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    No,no,-I was saying that I know that and that I was sure he knows what I know-you know??.
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    all i did was put in yet another lifter and it finally solved the problem. Must have just gotten 2 bad lifters. After I finally fixed the problem I also installed a High volume oil pump just in case. it's been 5 years and no problems.
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