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[redtop240]

Anyone who can answer this question will get some money!!!! Hey I have stumbled across some crazy info from one of the guys on Dodge (skittles) forum. They have a similar issues compairable to when we try using RB26 cams in a RB20 motor, and they have a solutiuon!! When putting 2.4 oem cams into the 2.0 engine, they have issues with the lifters. Solution…that polyurethane liquid that people use to fill gaps in 4 engine mounts, you know u inject the liquid poly and then it hardens and helps create better engine mounts…Guys have taken this method and have injected hydro lifters with this poly stuff and let it dry,. it basically turns the lifter from a hydro lifter in to almost a solid lifter. It creates a hydro lifter that is almost solid, it has a little flex to it, but the idle issues that where once only deemed fixable by buying a set of solid lifters in has gone out the door. I just wanted to see what you guys maybe thought about. I am not trying to sound like an idiot!! Just any feedback would be great.....

[StricNyne]

meh good find, but i dont wanna be test dumy for this, if it works sweet, if it trashes your motor, i feel for you

[240z4u]

Interesting.

Does NOT sound like something I would try though, gotta give those guys props. People will use windo-weld for anything! Are we even sure that stuff is oil proof?

Evan

[redtop240]

well it works i just talked as of 10 mins ago to my friend who lived in FL b4 moving up here to PA. He has a SRT-4. The crew he rolled with down there he swore up and down actually performed this method b4. i really want to check into this, what people say and actually do are 2 different things...if is true i wouldnt mind to be the 1st test dummy to try it..So it doesnt work its a new reason for me to be able to buy new internals wo the fiance yelling!!!