Houston999

iTrader: (3)

i just checked my lifters from my old broken engine,, and i found some problem with couple of them...and i'm not sure if i can use them in my new setup,,(got 2 bended valves in i piston),,please say that it's ok,,,

(i have high Res. pic if anyone intrested)

and how can i make sure that the rest are good to use in the new engine?

i'm not sure if this is the right part number for my lifters becouse MTI bought it for me about a year ago.(couldn't find a part# on it)

http://www.compperformancegroupstore...Category_Code=

i need ur help Experts

thx in advance

njc.corp

i dont know-hard to say and see- number 2 and no 3 pic looks like some heat marks just above the roller-

can u confirm-its a bit hard to see-

Thanks

DONAIMIAN

iTrader: (18)

Based on how those pics look I would say no. They also look like the old solid lifter that comp made as I do not see the EDM. You can send them back to comp for inspection if you would like, but I would just buy a new set.

TNTaddict

(i'm Houston999's brother)
the EDM is placed of the other side of the lifters,but it seems that i have to buy new set if u guys recommned that

thank you

TNTaddict

i tried to contant Compcams but got no answer by emails! is there any direct Email for them?

thx

WickEdSix98

iTrader: (4)

Mechanical roller lifters are one of those parts that you change no matter what. Its expensive but the extra insurance is worth it.

njc.corp

i tend to agree on a mech roller lifter-

TNTaddict

thx alot,,,i'll buy a new set as you guys recomended,,

i searched about which one to use and found out that most of the folks are using Morel Or Crower, Morel is cheaper but if there are any advantges going with Crower, i'd go for it,i'm using a cam with .780" lift.

WickEdSix98

iTrader: (4)

We've been using Crower's in every engine we build lately. They're some bad *** lifters but costly like you said.