Solid roller lifters
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Solid roller lifters ok im stuck deciding on Crane, comp, isky redzones, or Morels... i need something to take a good amount of lift and spring pressures its a 24x/25x 64x/64x SR gonig in a 396... street use and some track, i need something that will last and a place to buy them OTHER THAN THUNDER RACING if i go with Morels, oh yeah and they HAVE to be SMALL BASE CIRCLE compatible and i want the HIPPO option...
ok im stuck deciding on Crane, comp, isky redzones, or Morels... i need something to take a good amount of lift and spring pressures its a 24x/25x 64x/64x SR gonig in a 396... street use and some track, i need something that will last and a place to buy them OTHER THAN THUNDER RACING if i go with Morels, oh yeah and they HAVE to be SMALL BASE CIRCLE compatible and i want the HIPPO option...
Speed inc sells them for $489.90. http://www.speedinc.com/catagory.cfm...in%20/%20Heads Part number MOR100-SR. And yes lsx and ltx lifters are the same.
I got Comp Endurex in mine with a bigger cam than yours. 6000 street miles, God knows how many passes, at least 50 with no problems.
I bought mine through Bauer Racing engines, but you can also buy them through Summit.
The key to making them live is 30+lbs of oil pressure at idle hot. And run a good oil. I run Shell Rotella.
I bought mine through Bauer Racing engines, but you can also buy them through Summit.
The key to making them live is 30+lbs of oil pressure at idle hot. And run a good oil. I run Shell Rotella.
Don't buy Crane lifters. Crane lifters have failed many times in SR applications when used within Crane's "published" operating parameters.
The best choices for a LT1 solid roller street car are: Isky "Red Zone", Crower "HIPO", or the Comp EndureX.
Trust me, you do not want to go cheap on a solid roller lifter. And, do yourself a favor and only listen to the people that actually have run solid roller setups. There is alot of bad information out there.
Jason
The best choices for a LT1 solid roller street car are: Isky "Red Zone", Crower "HIPO", or the Comp EndureX.
Trust me, you do not want to go cheap on a solid roller lifter. And, do yourself a favor and only listen to the people that actually have run solid roller setups. There is alot of bad information out there.
Jason
