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Hydrolic or Solid lifters?

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Old 12-09-2003, 10:03 PM
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Default Hydrolic or Solid lifters?
Which do our cars have??

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The 924 has solid lifters...in case the 924 n/a people were wondering.
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Originally posted by 1988Porsche944
The 924 has solid lifters...in case the 924 n/a people were wondering.
Do you have all three sets of wedge shaped adjusting screws?
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Son of a beeyotch, really????? I did't know that. Now I am definitely getting a 931 to see if I can spin it up to 9,000.



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