Unidentified lifters... Any input?
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Unidentified lifters... Any input?
So I got these lifters in a package deal with a cam and some other stuff I bought a while back. The guy told me they were ls7 lifters but I don't think that is what they are.... I searched around and couldnt find any info that leads me to believe thats what they are. I snapped this picture of them in hopes that someone could tell me what they are. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
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Thanks for the input guys. I was going to throw them in this engine I am putting back together seeing as the stock lifters have 186K on them but I think I'll just spend the money and get a new set.
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People had problems with them when they first came out. Not sure why.
A few vendors won't run the LS7s but will only run the Caddy lifters. Futral is one of them due to the problems encountered with the LS7s.
Point is - the lifters are not designed to handle the aggressive lobes, high spring pressures, and heavy valves most guys throw at them. Then there is the problem of proper installation, preload, oiling, and valvetrain setup/geometry. The lifter just happens to be the first thing that fails in a busted *** valvetrain setup.
A few vendors won't run the LS7s but will only run the Caddy lifters. Futral is one of them due to the problems encountered with the LS7s.
Point is - the lifters are not designed to handle the aggressive lobes, high spring pressures, and heavy valves most guys throw at them. Then there is the problem of proper installation, preload, oiling, and valvetrain setup/geometry. The lifter just happens to be the first thing that fails in a busted *** valvetrain setup.