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Old Apr 16, 2006 | 07:10 PM
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Interesting article in this month'* HRM about recent cam failures in traditional engines due to the use of cheap offshore flat-tappet lifters and reduction of certain additives in modern engine oils.

Anybody have this problem? come to think of it, do 3800 Series IIs have flat tappet or roller lifters?
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Rollers.
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Been rollers for long before Series 2.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Been rollers for long before Series 2.
I couldn't remember from when i did my car about 18 months ago.

I was a little worried about the 455 in my convertible, but it has Crane lifters and not much over stock valve spring pressures.

thanks to youse guys.
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