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Old 04-08-2009, 07:31 PM
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wondering what was the best company to go through for replacing the lifters, and also the injectors. i have alittle knock coming from the driver side in the engine bay. has anyone had this problem too? i believe its either a valve or a lifter
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Personally Im buying the same two things soon.

Im going with Comp 850-16 lifters and FAST injectors that are drop in replacements for my current LS2 injectors.
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Got my comp R lifters from texas speed. They have been great so far.
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Originally Posted by conan
Got my comp R lifters from texas speed. They have been great so far.
If you have adjustable valvetrain!!! Comp "R" lifters are not for non adjustables. Their preload requirements are much different than a typical stock replacement lifter.
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