LS7 Lifters: Opinons needed
08-06-2016, 09:08 PM
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LS7 Lifters: Opinons needed Hello all,
About to heads/cam swap my LS1 and just saw there are 2 kinds of LS7 lifters, Delphi (~$100) or the performance lifters (~$180). Should I drop the extra $80 for the performance? What's the difference? It's not a big deal if I should, just wondering if it's worth it.
Anyone who has purchased LS7 lifters, what are your opinions on this?
Thanks in advance!
About to heads/cam swap my LS1 and just saw there are 2 kinds of LS7 lifters, Delphi (~$100) or the performance lifters (~$180). Should I drop the extra $80 for the performance? What's the difference? It's not a big deal if I should, just wondering if it's worth it.
Anyone who has purchased LS7 lifters, what are your opinions on this?
Thanks in advance!
08-06-2016, 10:24 PM
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What he said.
I ran a morel 5315 drop in for my cam swap. They are a much better lifter, really quiet, and aren't much more than the ls7's. Just make sure you measure for your pushrods properly to achieve a .050-.060 preload. (Very happy with them) Just make sure you buy them from BTR or another reputable vendor.
I ran a morel 5315 drop in for my cam swap. They are a much better lifter, really quiet, and aren't much more than the ls7's. Just make sure you measure for your pushrods properly to achieve a .050-.060 preload. (Very happy with them) Just make sure you buy them from BTR or another reputable vendor.
08-06-2016, 11:47 PM
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What he said.
I ran a morel 5315 drop in for my cam swap. They are a much better lifter, really quiet, and aren't much more than the ls7's. Just make sure you measure for your pushrods properly to achieve a .050-.060 preload. (Very happy with them) Just make sure you buy them from BTR or another reputable vendor.
I ran a morel 5315 drop in for my cam swap. They are a much better lifter, really quiet, and aren't much more than the ls7's. Just make sure you measure for your pushrods properly to achieve a .050-.060 preload. (Very happy with them) Just make sure you buy them from BTR or another reputable vendor.