GMHighTechPerformance Homepage

0209Gmhtp Buick15 Zoom

0209Gmhtp Buick15 Zoom
Buick Turbo V6 Engine Build - Buick Power Part 3
One of the many great things about the Buick V6 is that they're very easy on valvetrain parts. As long as you're using a flat-tappet hydraulic lifter setup, there is no special care or special parts that need to go into the motor. Just bolt the stock rocker setup right back on and reuse the original pushrods (assuming they're straight). Obviously, the motor will need new stock lifters to go with a new cam, but that's the only real precaution necessary. Merkel says factory GM lifters (which are more expensive) will make less noise with a fast ramp lobe profile, but an aftermarket replacement-style lifter (such as Sealed Power part No. HT-969) will work fine, just with a little more noise. View Related Article
0209Gmhtp Buick01 Zoom 0209Gmhtp Buick02 Zoom 0209Gmhtp Buick03 Zoom 0209Gmhtp Buick04 Zoom 0209Gmhtp Buick05 Zoom 0209Gmhtp Buick06 Zoom 0209Gmhtp Buick07 Zoom
0209Gmhtp Buick08 Zoom 0209Gmhtp Buick09 Zoom 0209Gmhtp Buick10 Zoom 0209Gmhtp Buick11 Zoom 0209Gmhtp Buick12 Zoom 0209Gmhtp Buick13 Zoom 0209Gmhtp Buick14 Zoom
0209Gmhtp Buick15 Zoom

 

Chevy Corvette Research
Chevy Corvette Our comprehensive information will allow you to compare the new Chevy Corvette and review specs, photos and more. The 2010 Corvette goes for a suggested retail price of $74,285.00, and is available in the following bodystyles: Coupes, Convertibles. You may also be interested in the Chevy Camaro and the Pontiac G5.
Get Adobe Flash player