should i replace my stock lifters?
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From: Houston, Texas, USA
Originally posted by buelldevil
Most cams are available with a matched set of lifters. Lifters should always be changed with a cam swap, this inssures even wear between the lifters and cam, and prevents premature failure.
Most cams are available with a matched set of lifters. Lifters should always be changed with a cam swap, this inssures even wear between the lifters and cam, and prevents premature failure.
-Michael
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From: Robinson, IL
Originally posted by grendal
Welcome to roller-cam land, heh... I've never seen a "matched set of lifters" for one of our cams.
-Michael
Welcome to roller-cam land, heh... I've never seen a "matched set of lifters" for one of our cams.
-Michael
Not that there is a specific and different lifter for each cam profile, but most major cam manufacturers specify a lifter that is suitable for each cam that they make. Just take a look at the CompCam's website.
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