Can't make my mind up on new lifters
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Crane also has a new lifter out that is very strong, but I believe cost less than the Morels. It to was designed for the offshore boat market where the valve train is beat hard for extended periods of time. I believe they have two ls1 lifters, so if you look into it make sure you are looking at the right one. The price should be a tip off.
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With less than 40,000 on your car I would reuse the stockers, If your gonna loose sleep over it grab a set of LS7 lifters for 110-120 shipped to your door...
The rod bolts or rear end will probably go out before your 38,000 mile lifters cause the valvetrain to fail....
The rod bolts or rear end will probably go out before your 38,000 mile lifters cause the valvetrain to fail....
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On the rod bolts, you are recommending some ARP's?
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Huh, haven't heard of the Johnson lifters before. I got a call from my dealer yesterday. He said that LS7's were on back order ![Rolleyes](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/rolleyes.gif)
I called SD and they had Caddy's in stock...sooooo, here they come.
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I called SD and they had Caddy's in stock...sooooo, here they come.