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Re: What Solid Roller Lifters Do You Use
[Re: Thumperdart]
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10/12/13 03:32 PM
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I run Comp 892 Endure X. 95 passes with out issue. Lash stays constant. 285@.050" .799" cam. My block is bushed and I push rod oil. Doug
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Re: What Solid Roller Lifters Do You Use
[Re: J_BODY]
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10/12/13 03:59 PM
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I'm using Cranes that could be used for pushrod oiling but I don't. Unbushed block, Trend pushrods and HS rockers.
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Re: What Solid Roller Lifters Do You Use
[Re: Darryls-Demon]
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10/12/13 11:39 PM
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Quote:
The best lifter on the market will not last if the rest of the valve train is not up to par. That being said it is always good to buy the best lifter you can afford. Also have the cam ground so you can run a tight lash.
This is the best answer so far in my opinion.
Don't skimp on the lifters and make sure the person setting up the valve train knows what they are doing. If you do not "control" the valve you will damage the lifters no matter what lifter you put in.
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