Best stock replacement lifters and rockers?
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Best stock replacement lifters and rockers?
I've kind of been out of the LS1 loop for a while and I dont know of all the new different products out there on the market. I'm having a motor built currently to replace my trashed stock one that had 80k miles on it. I'm trying to reuse as little as possible on the motor since it did have 80k miles on it and it is probably a good time for the lifters/rockers to be replaced unless someone tells me they are ok for like 200k miles or something lol....anyways what is out there that will be closest to stock for both lifters and rockers that are just maybe a nicer unit than stock or even really close to stock? Any help would be awesome!
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If I was to rebuild mine I'd go with a set of stock lifters or stock type aftermarket (non CompR) and get the modified stock rockers from Harland Sharp. But that is MHO.
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Originally Posted by 94form2000z
If I was to rebuild mine I'd go with a set of stock lifters or stock type aftermarket (non CompR) and get the modified stock rockers from Harland Sharp. But that is MHO.
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so the Comp R's arent any good? what are some other decent brands? or where can i get a set of stock lifters for a decent price?
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Originally Posted by ExtremeZ28
so the Comp R's arent any good? what are some other decent brands? or where can i get a set of stock lifters for a decent price?
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Originally Posted by CANNIBAL
Comp-R's are good. Most people lack the tools and know-how to set them up properly so they get poor results. So, in turn, they bash them as not being any good when, 99.9% of the time, they installed them incorrectly. If you go with Comp-R's just have them setup properly and you're good to go.
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Just FYI, you can get the stock ones refurbished at Nasty Nate's with C-clips and new trunions. That way no clearance issues and no more bearing spills..
As for the lifters, Comp Cam 850-16 replacements are fine and handle over .600 lifts no problem.
As for the lifters, Comp Cam 850-16 replacements are fine and handle over .600 lifts no problem.
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what about these harlan rockers? any web site? whats the advantage? im going to be doing heads and cam here soon and would like to know. sorry to jump in on your thread like this but just hoping to get info. how do you set the lash, i keep hearing about it but noone is giving me an answer. its gonna be a good size cam and i just wanna know what im gonna ahve to do. thanks, and sorry lol
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Originally Posted by GregWS6&z28
ive heard to stay away from the Harlan rockers.... what about Jesel, I know theyd be like $600 or something though
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Originally Posted by WS6FirebirdTA00
what about these harlan rockers? any web site? whats the advantage? im going to be doing heads and cam here soon and would like to know. sorry to jump in on your thread like this but just hoping to get info. how do you set the lash, i keep hearing about it but noone is giving me an answer. its gonna be a good size cam and i just wanna know what im gonna ahve to do. thanks, and sorry lol
Originally Posted by PREDATOR-Z
Just FYI, you can get the stock ones refurbished at Nasty Nate's with C-clips and new trunions. That way no clearance issues and no more bearing spills..
As for the lifters, Comp Cam 850-16 replacements are fine and handle over .600 lifts no problem.
As for the lifters, Comp Cam 850-16 replacements are fine and handle over .600 lifts no problem.
^^^ that is what Predator is talking about. They are done by HS I believe ^^^ and it is way cheaper than $600. Think it is $280.
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heh, well what I did wasnt as good as a Shaner, or Jantzer, but it cost me under $10 for a dremel bit basically and some epoxy. I couldnt tell if it was a gain, because the gain IS so minimal, it's not a big gain to feel. I figured it was better off shaved out anyway. It's definitely better than stock. I'll talk to you at MIR about it if you're still going up with Robbie.
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Originally Posted by GregWS6&z28
heh, well what I did wasnt as good as a Shaner, or Jantzer, but it cost me under $10 for a dremel bit basically and some epoxy. I couldnt tell if it was a gain, because the gain IS so minimal, it's not a big gain to feel. I figured it was better off shaved out anyway. It's definitely better than stock. I'll talk to you at MIR about it if you're still going up with Robbie.