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If you are changing the cam I would change the lifters too - depending on miles to some extent. I know some cam only don't, but you risk premature damage to your cam or worse if you don't.
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the car has 103k on it. wasn't planning on pulling the heads until next year when i tear it all down. but i would also like to make it threw the summer. the car will only see around 2000 street miles and hopefully go to the track 2 times a month.
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I'm installing a G5x2 (x-er) lobed cam, only 40k on my car though and no way in hell am I pulling the heads for a cam install. I plan on heads next winter anyways and i'll do it then. Of course I'm auto and shift points will only be at 6.4-6.5k; so I won't be revving the absolute **** out of it.