Johnson 2110 vs 2110R
08-12-2018, 07:44 PM
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Johnson 2110 vs 2110R I have been having serious trouble with my new ls7 lifters lately that I finally gave up and decided to order some aftermarket lifters.
I have a 370 in my trans am. 706 stage 2 ported heads, btr stage 4 cam, btr dual valve springs. Which lifter should I go with? they seem very similar. 2110 or 2110R??
I have a 370 in my trans am. 706 stage 2 ported heads, btr stage 4 cam, btr dual valve springs. Which lifter should I go with? they seem very similar. 2110 or 2110R??
08-12-2018, 08:15 PM
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What sort of trouble were you having with LS7 lifters?
08-12-2018, 08:32 PM
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I had made a post about it that they kept bleeding off. No pressure was to them. I fixed the exhaust leaks it had, dropped oil pan, checked o ring-it was fine no damage, replaced camshaft retainer plate-it was damaged. Started her up and she was quiet. Oil pressure was 60 upon start up on mechanical gauge. 48 when warmed up. Got her on the street went to take off and the ticking started happening all over again. but it only happens when you get it on the road. Took valve covers off, lifters were pumped up. Rechecked all pushrod length. They measure 7.425 with .080 preload. Swapped them out for 7.4 just to see if it would quiet down because they were just lying around. Nothing changed. Within a few min I was noticing they lifters started bleeding off when the car was shut off.
EDIT: I also had this car taken to a performance shop and was told the dual springs were making them bleed off.
EDIT: I also had this car taken to a performance shop and was told the dual springs were making them bleed off.
08-12-2018, 08:45 PM
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You still had full oil pressure when the ticking started? The performance shop is full of crap. There are scores of engines with LS7 lifters running dual springs with no trouble.
08-12-2018, 08:54 PM
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Thats what I kinda thought as well. My tuner told me he uses these ls7 lifters all the time. Never has had an issue. I will say I took off one head so far over the weekend. and on the passenger side 5 lifters were bad. I think I got a bad batch or something but I was told thats not very common.
08-12-2018, 10:37 PM
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Bad batch not common, BUT can still happen. Hope you can get it worked out either with new lifters or ??
Just a final thought. Any way to have full pressure BUT still starve the lifters somehow? I've seen the flow diagram of the LS oil system, but maybe I missed something
Just a final thought. Any way to have full pressure BUT still starve the lifters somehow? I've seen the flow diagram of the LS oil system, but maybe I missed something
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08-12-2018, 11:01 PM
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Bad batch not common, BUT can still happen. Hope you can get it worked out either with new lifters or ??
Just a final thought. Any way to have full pressure BUT still starve the lifters somehow? I've seen the flow diagram of the LS oil system, but maybe I missed something
Just a final thought. Any way to have full pressure BUT still starve the lifters somehow? I've seen the flow diagram of the LS oil system, but maybe I missed something
08-12-2018, 11:46 PM
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OK, you just might have some bad lifters. I hope the Johnsons work for you! They're very good lifters.
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IIRC, the "R" means dedicated axle oiling