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can i use ls7 replacement lifters from tsp!

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Old 10-10-2010, 04:21 PM
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I'm doing a 6.0 block build and was wondering if I can use them with a beefy hydraulic cam
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Yes they will work .
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ls7 lifters are the most affordable lifter to use for aftermarket cams and work great if setup properly.
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Ok is there some kind of stock replacement rocker arms I can use that are affordable yet strong for hydraulic setup!
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Originally Posted by Stingerrr85
Ok is there some kind of stock replacement rocker arms I can use that are affordable yet strong for hydraulic setup!
I think the OEM rockers (with the trunion upgrade for reliability) are about as "strong" as you can get without going to some pretty pricey stuff. Yella Terras are a good middle ground.
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Were can I get new stock ones !!
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Were can I get new stock ones !!
Try Scoggin Dickey Part Center.
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Just rebuild the old ones and make them better yjan stock for less $$$
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+ 1 on the stock ones,just do the trunion upgrade. There was a test done with pricey aftermarket rockers vs stock and the stockers were better. Use the search .
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Got them in my LS1 with ls2 trays... Work great. Good for Higher RPM without the worry.
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