SSPerformance

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Looking for what u guys are runing as far as a lifter with your large cams 250plus and spinging over 7k.....i have a set of comp oe replacemnets but for the labor required once there in the car i wana do my homework.

ls1muscle

iTrader: (16)

SDPC's new cadillac racing lifters, good for applications over 7,000 rpm.

or

Morels.

jermzz

iTrader: (18)

I run comp R's and i'm over 250. spin to 7k exactly.

Beast96Z

iTrader: (21)

Money being no option, go Morel. If your budgeting, go with the GM.Cadillac race lifter.

Hi Volume

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I see a lot of people using stockers on big cams as well.

vettenuts

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Morel, the offshore boating guys use these a lot and there is a reason for that. They are stout pieces and you won't have oiling issues with the smaller base circle. They have better internal parts as well from what I have read. With the cost of motors, cams, etc. and the potential consequences of problems I think it is well worth a couple of hundred extra bucks for a good lifter.

Spinmonster

Anyone have a part number for the GM caddy lifters?

I8URLS1

iTrader: (15)

NEW GM Performance Parts Hydraulic Roller Lifter for LS-Engines
#SD8689 $217.85/set

speedyss

Im putting in my morels tonight, what do yall think the morels spin up to without failing, 7000 rpm's?

ls1408cp

iTrader: (37)

my comp replacements went 7400 and that was the revlimiter still pulling

SiL3NtXWS6

iTrader: (17)

crane lifters, 260+ , 7k rpm

SSPerformance

iTrader: (76)

no problems @ all. i have a set with low miles (500) i wana use but was affraid of the colapsin @ 7500