What pushrods with tr230 and comp cam 850-16 lifters?
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The difference between your 3 options could be noisy or quiet. 7.350, 7.400, 7.450. Also the difference in having them be beaten to a bloody early death or lasting 40,000 miles. I would double check with a measurement as well. If you are replacing lifters then go ahead and have the heads CR milled or just a cleanup from removing them.
I will assume that you are asking if they are still going to be good because they are the stock ones that you had previously. So I will go ahead and tell you to get the hardened ones if you havent already.
I will assume that you are asking if they are still going to be good because they are the stock ones that you had previously. So I will go ahead and tell you to get the hardened ones if you havent already.
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Its pretty easy to measure and the tool is only $20. I would say its worth it to measure.
I replaced my lifters with LS7 lifters but my stock ones were high mileage. If yours have 148K on them like your sig says I would for sure replace them. I think I paid $115 shipped for mine from Gmpartsdirect
I replaced my lifters with LS7 lifters but my stock ones were high mileage. If yours have 148K on them like your sig says I would for sure replace them. I think I paid $115 shipped for mine from Gmpartsdirect