jophis37

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It seems that the comp R lifters aren't favored by the majority of the guys on this forum. I'm still searching for some results of these lifters ending up in a negative way but haven't found any yet. What's the big issue w/ them, Why aren't they a good replacement?


I've talked to LG motorsports, and from what they say, they don't seem to have ever had a problem w/ the comp R lifters (875-16) I've even expressed how there is some concern about them on the different forums, and they still don't seem to have a concern about them. They still reccommend them to me. I've told them the new setup and asked about needing adjustable rockers. They said they work work just fine and I wouldn't need to change out the stock rockers.

Not calling anyone out, but why would a company like LG motorsports reccomend them if they didn't work. I'm just asking because I will soon be changing out my heads, and I wanted to find a good lifter to go w/. the new heads and beefy cam

needmoremoney

I've been out of the ls1 performance for about 2 years now, but from what I can see now, the market changes so fast that companies out now are just improving upon the comp 875-16 lifters. I too use the comp "R" lifters in my camaro using a 228/236 .610/ .635 cam, SII heads, nitrous, 4200 stall etc.... and EVERYTHING IS GREAT. Thunder racing told me to use them, as well did ls1speed........ I hope I was some help to ya, have fun.......

8GTOKLR

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I am trying out OE Rhoads Lifters. try something different ya know

KRAZY K 2000 TA

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no problems with them had them in for two years with stock rocker arms.

jophis37

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thanks for the replys guys

Greg Fell

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I have had 2 sets die, and 1 set took out my shortblock. Personally, I'd steer far far away from them. Get the Morels.

PREDATOR-Z

They are finicky about preload. If you keep stock rockers, make sure you get custom p-rods that give you proper preload.