Originally posted by LivingLegend06
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I would call M20 cams "flat tappet" since it is metal on metal with no rollers in either the valve end or the rocker.
Zinc is a HUGE lube for metal to metal contact under high pressure. I call BS on the "premature cat failure" since many 80's cars with 200,000 miles on them are just fine....however, the price of Zinc has skyrocketed since 1990.
this shit right here is why I use "High Mileage" oils. 10X the Zinc, 1/4 the price of synthetic, plus no worries on leakage as synthetic will cause on POS seals.
Luke
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Originally posted by NitroRustlerDriver View PostHere is an oil with ZDDP:
As far as the "flat Tappet" thing goes, it means metal to metal contact. In a 350 V8, you can put in hydraulic lifters, which has a cushion of oil between the lifters and the pushrods so there is no metal to metal contact.
Roller lifters on the other hand, have a little roller on the end that runs on the cam, thus need far less lubrication.
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