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- Who Dat ?Lv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Packard lifters were hydraulic & did away with the need for pushrod adjustment but the VL oil pump didnt always have enough volumn to keep them pumped up without modifications
- Baron_von_PartyLv 61 decade ago
Sounds cool when you tell people "Oh yeah, I'm runnin' Packard lifters, got me some Studebaker pushrods and a Duesenberg cam. I was thinking about gettin some Hudson intake valves, but sorta hopin I could find some Terraplane valves instead. Oh yeah it's got a Crosley magneto too. Basically every part on the bike is by companies that don't exist anymore. It's even got an AMF frame!"
Source(s): YEAH I know that JERRY, why don't YOU tell him what the deal is with Packard lifters if you know so dam much hmmmmm???? And I don't OWN a Jap bike, whatever that reference was about, although the CAR manufacturers I mentioned were ALL built in the 30's DAH! (Oh except the Crosley, that was the 40's and 50's) - jrrysimmonsLv 51 decade ago
I guess if that idiot above knew anything about motorcycles, he would know that a V series HD was last manufactured in the 30's. How many 70 year old jap bikes are still running I wonder?
