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Old 10-05-2004, 07:02 PM
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Default LS6 lifters VS. LS1 lifters
What is the benfit of changing out LS1 lifters with very low mileage 2002 LS6 lifters? Thanks

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They are the same lifter. You would just be getting low mileage, stock replacements.
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Man, that is one nice looking Vette!!
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why not upgrade to an aftermarket lifter if you are changing them?
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You can try Comp cam replacements, they are pretty good.
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I Dont mean to get off the subject but how hard is it to polish your studed Zo6 rims? Dam good looking Car BTW.
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Originally Posted by LBCSS
I Dont mean to get off the subject but how hard is it to polish your studed Zo6 rims? Dam good looking Car BTW.
Those don't look like studded Z06 rims to me

But yes, bad *** car!
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iForged is the first company in his mod list. Were I to plunk down the $800 a piece for those wheels and someone mistook them for studded Z06 wheels, i would rather take offense to it.
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Originally Posted by PHANTA-Z
iForged is the first company in his mod list. Were I to plunk down the $800 a piece for those wheels and someone mistook them for studded Z06 wheels, i would rather take offense to it.

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Originally Posted by BADFNZ
Those don't look like studded Z06 rims to me

But yes, bad *** car!
Dam! your right, My bad, They look much better with my Contacts on.
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