Comp Cams short travel race hydraulic lifters???
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Anybody use these yet? My engine builder wants me to use them. The cam I have is also a new lobe from Comp that's even more aggressive than the XE-R lobes and Comp also recommends these new lifters.
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If you want a Morel then get a Morel. I just had them build a set for a customer with the HTL feature (limited travel). Morel also offers what is called the ultimate lifter. It has thicker body walls ( still a drop in) for sustained high rpms. When you combine this with the HTL feature its the best you can do in a hydraulic setup. ( not that I would recommend it but you can run certain solid roller lobes with it)
If I can help you let me know, we have Morels in stock all the time and it's the only lifter we recommend for use in our precision racing engines.
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If you want a Morel then get a Morel. I just had them build a set for a customer with the HTL feature (limited travel). Morel also offers what is called the ultimate lifter. It has thicker body walls ( still a drop in) for sustained high rpms. When you combine this with the HTL feature its the best you can do in a hydraulic setup. ( not that I would recommend it but you can run certain solid roller lobes with it)
If I can help you let me know, we have Morels in stock all the time and it's the only lifter we recommend for use in our precision racing engines.
If I can help you let me know, we have Morels in stock all the time and it's the only lifter we recommend for use in our precision racing engines.