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first lifters- every one talks about the caddy lifters. anyone have a part number?
Gm has a set of lifters (part #88958689) they call them Racing Lifter Kit. How good are these?
second what is a good front pulley to use on a turbo car(18psi) in an f-body?
i will have more but thanks for now
Gm has a set of lifters (part #88958689) they call them Racing Lifter Kit. How good are these?
second what is a good front pulley to use on a turbo car(18psi) in an f-body?
i will have more but thanks for now
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first lifters- every one talks about the caddy lifters. anyone have a part number?
Gm has a set of lifters (part #88958689) they call them Racing Lifter Kit. How good are these?
second what is a good front pulley to use on a turbo car(18psi) in an f-body?
i will have more but thanks for now
Gm has a set of lifters (part #88958689) they call them Racing Lifter Kit. How good are these?
second what is a good front pulley to use on a turbo car(18psi) in an f-body?
i will have more but thanks for now
as for the pully, maybe post in the FI section..
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They work fine, I have used them in a couple of builds. Less than $200, and have a slightly stiffer spring than stock in them.
On a side note, I have personally seen 2 different sets of the "Caddy" lifters, (not the part number you listed), have 1 or 2 plungers and retainers break apart. Low mileage, 7200 rpm.
On a side note, I have personally seen 2 different sets of the "Caddy" lifters, (not the part number you listed), have 1 or 2 plungers and retainers break apart. Low mileage, 7200 rpm.
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put caddy lifter a side. #88958689 this part number is not in any caddy car. so how good is this lifter?
when i had my local dealer look up LS7 lifters, he told me it is the same part number as the LS1, LS2, LS6 lifter. some please let me know.
thanks
and who sells Morels lifters cheap?
when i had my local dealer look up LS7 lifters, he told me it is the same part number as the LS1, LS2, LS6 lifter. some please let me know.
thanks
and who sells Morels lifters cheap?
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All of the LS based engines, car and truck that are not DoD use the same lifters, period. LS1,LS2,LS3,LS4,LS6,LS7,LQ3,LQ9.
The term "Caddy Lifters" got their name because they first got used in the CTSr race cars and will rev to 8000 rpms. Not needed on 99% of the street cars.
The term "Caddy Lifters" got their name because they first got used in the CTSr race cars and will rev to 8000 rpms. Not needed on 99% of the street cars.