what lifters are these
05-13-2012, 10:55 AM
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SBC Chevy V-8 Hydraulic Roller Lifters
L2148-16 -ET
OE-replacement style hydraulic roller lifter from Enginetech for the following GM engines:
87-93 Chevy 4.3 cars VIN "Z"
94-96 Chevy 4.3 cars VIN "W"
87-02 Chevy 4.3 trucks V-6
88-92 Cadillac 4.5 V-8
99-09 GM / Chevy 4.8 trucks V-8
91-95 Cadillac 4.9 V-8
87-93 Chevy 5.0 cars V-8
96-02 GM / Chevy 5.0 trucks V-8 (all)
99-09 GM / Chevy 5.3 trucks V-8 **
-- ** except cylinders with "displacement on demand"
87-93 Chevy 5.7 cars V-8
96-02 GM / Chevy 5.7 trucks V-8 (all)
92-97 GM cars 5.7 VIN "P"
05-09 GM cars 6.0 V-8 all
99-09 GM trucks 6.0 V-8 all
(for use with roller cams only) Please note that this lifter is also used in a few other applications not listed here.
(Price listed is for one set of 16) (removed not to infringe on LS1tech posting rules)
L2148-16 -ET
OE-replacement style hydraulic roller lifter from Enginetech for the following GM engines:
87-93 Chevy 4.3 cars VIN "Z"
94-96 Chevy 4.3 cars VIN "W"
87-02 Chevy 4.3 trucks V-6
88-92 Cadillac 4.5 V-8
99-09 GM / Chevy 4.8 trucks V-8
91-95 Cadillac 4.9 V-8
87-93 Chevy 5.0 cars V-8
96-02 GM / Chevy 5.0 trucks V-8 (all)
99-09 GM / Chevy 5.3 trucks V-8 **
-- ** except cylinders with "displacement on demand"
87-93 Chevy 5.7 cars V-8
96-02 GM / Chevy 5.7 trucks V-8 (all)
92-97 GM cars 5.7 VIN "P"
05-09 GM cars 6.0 V-8 all
99-09 GM trucks 6.0 V-8 all
(for use with roller cams only) Please note that this lifter is also used in a few other applications not listed here.
(Price listed is for one set of 16) (removed not to infringe on LS1tech posting rules)
05-13-2012, 05:41 PM
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Did you use a push rod length checker to determine your rod length or did you install something that came with a kit? What size were they?
Not sure how you would find the max rpm on these. Did they fit into the lifter trays fine?
Not sure how you would find the max rpm on these. Did they fit into the lifter trays fine?
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05-13-2012, 09:27 PM
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Well I was told from the guy I bought my trickflow 225's from that I needed a 7.500 pushrod to achieve good lifter preload and since the post above clearly states that these lifters can and are used in ls car and truck engines id ASSUME that a stock headed ls engine that required 7.400 pushrods that I would be fine with my 7.500 pushrods since the deck of my trickflow heads is thicker... Hence me only asking if they will be good for 7k rpm instead of what pushrod do I need
05-16-2012, 06:03 AM
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Someone please explain this to me? Oh, and while someone is explaining this to me the OP should go out and buy a $22 push rod length checker to ensure that he doesn't destroy his $3K engine with $100 lifters that he knows nothing about.
05-16-2012, 09:13 AM
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Yes, and I was told by the company that I bought my cam package from that I needed a 7.425 push rod. I actually measured and needed a 7.350 push rod. Had I just installed what someone 'told' me to I would be in your boat.....trying to figure out what's wrong with what I've already installed. Oh, and then when people tried to help me I would tell them that I have measured nothing but they must be wrong because the person that sold me these parts that I don't understand or trust told me something else.
Someone please explain this to me? Oh, and while someone is explaining this to me the OP should go out and buy a $22 push rod length checker to ensure that he doesn't destroy his $3K engine with $100 lifters that he knows nothing about.
Someone please explain this to me? Oh, and while someone is explaining this to me the OP should go out and buy a $22 push rod length checker to ensure that he doesn't destroy his $3K engine with $100 lifters that he knows nothing about.
