Best available lifters for ls7
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Hydraulic is very likely but not just to ls7. Anytime you have oil in the hole it is possible. I did some tests one time with bolts and hydraulic pressure, you can get over 10,000 psi with minimal torque.
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Unreal,
Is that the somewhat new Crane lifter that they had in a magazine with a SBF and could spin it to 8500 RPMs? If so, I was wondering if they ever made this lifter for a LS.
Is that the somewhat new Crane lifter that they had in a magazine with a SBF and could spin it to 8500 RPMs? If so, I was wondering if they ever made this lifter for a LS.
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All I could find was these and they are mechanical lifters (part # 144570-16):
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/cr...make/chevrolet
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/cr...make/chevrolet
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http://www.cranecams.com/view.php?s_id=6
If you goto the catalog page from cranes site they have the LS part numbers listed.
If you goto the catalog page from cranes site they have the LS part numbers listed.