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Re: 440-1 head user what roller lifters
[Re: moparniac]
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02/26/11 10:55 AM
02/26/11 10:55 AM
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440Jim
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if it matters I forgot to mention the oil hole in mine is parralel with the lifter galley and the hole in the lifter is at 2.5" on the ruler pic right above the cutaway 
Yes, Brian mentioned that to me before, to avoid excess oil flow, not direct to oil galley opening. Which doesn't matter if the block is bushed.
This old pic from Brian must have been a prototype, because yours looks like it has a taller section above the cutout?
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Re: 440-1 head user what roller lifters
[Re: supercomp]
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02/26/11 12:16 PM
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440Jim
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Our low deck with B1's didn't hit the block with offset lifters. 
Allen,
Did your factory low deck block have these casting bumps under the intake ports? I can't see behind the pushrods in your picture?
It could just be close due to manufacturing tolerances.
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Re: 440-1 head user what roller lifters
[Re: supercomp]
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02/26/11 03:10 PM
02/26/11 03:10 PM
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My low deck (400) Indy Maxx with offset lifters required block clearance. There was also a problem with the FelPro 1039 gasket interfering with the pushrod.
68 RR 528" INDY MAXX
07 2500 CTD
Southwest International Raceway - IHRA - Tucson, AZ
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Re: 440-1 head user what roller lifters
[Re: MRMOPAR]
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02/26/11 03:19 PM
02/26/11 03:19 PM
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ProSport
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I use standard roller lifters on my low deck with -1 heads and a 706/661 lift roller, Harland 1.5 rockers.
1970 Challenger, all aluminum 528 Hemi, HDK suspension, Tremec 5 speed manual
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