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Old 09-13-2005, 09:50 PM
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AFR heads, 232/234 112 lsa cam, full exhaust and LS6 intake, im thinking while i have it all apart, rocker arms and lifter should get yanked out in place for some newer ones. anyone have any suggestions on brands or stick with stock, etc......
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How many miles on the engine? If mileage is high, say 50,000 or so, use Comp 850 lifters. I just changed my liftersfor the first time at 78,000. Keep the OEM rockers.
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Old 09-13-2005, 11:48 PM
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i am geting ready to change my heads to patriot and a comp cam (222/222 duration & .563 .563 Lift, 114 LSA) i was going to go ahead and put roller rockers, Comp pushrods and i was wanting to get new lifters, but i dont know ifi should. i am not too familiar with cams but i was talking with the tech at LS1speed and he siad for my application, thats what he would go with.
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68,xxx miles
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jesel shaft mounts...you'll never look back
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Just change the lifters, there are too many other places you can put your money and make a real HP difference.
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just changing the lifters is what i was thinking too, but i wanted everyones opinion. my extra money could be spent on....MAS, etc, what you thing?
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When you have it apart, install a March under drive pulley, good for 8-10 hp. The reason for the March pulley over others is that it also is a harmonic balancer.
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Change the lifters and leave the stock rockers alone. It seems the incidents of needle bearings in the oil are pretty rare these days utilizing stock rockers. I went with the Yella Terra 1.7's and while they are a very nice piece I really didn't need them at the time and probably would not buy them again if I could do it over. I did notice the full roller setup did quiet down valvetrain noise quite a bit.




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