lifter question.
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Staging Lane
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lifter question. i asked the end of last week about getting lifters for my engine, i ordered up the ls7 lifters. i was wondering if i should have ordered new pushrods aswell. i currently am running futral chrome moly pushrods, and 1.6 rr. do i need new pushrods or no?
another question, when installing the ls7 lifters do i need to let the lifters soak in oil before i install them or can i install them dry and they will pump up with oil, then go through and adjust my valves?
thanks guys, appreciate the help.
dan
another question, when installing the ls7 lifters do i need to let the lifters soak in oil before i install them or can i install them dry and they will pump up with oil, then go through and adjust my valves?
thanks guys, appreciate the help.
dan
i asked the end of last week about getting lifters for my engine, i ordered up the ls7 lifters. i was wondering if i should have ordered new pushrods aswell. i currently am running futral chrome moly pushrods, and 1.6 rr. do i need new pushrods or no?
another question, when installing the ls7 lifters do i need to let the lifters soak in oil before i install them or can i install them dry and they will pump up with oil, then go through and adjust my valves?
thanks guys, appreciate the help.
dan
another question, when installing the ls7 lifters do i need to let the lifters soak in oil before i install them or can i install them dry and they will pump up with oil, then go through and adjust my valves?
thanks guys, appreciate the help.
dan
Fact of the matter is, the LS7s already have oil in them from the factory. I lubed up the bores and rollers, popped them in, primed the oil system, done.
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Staging Lane
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From: Turners Falls, Ma/Houston, Tx
great thanks, ill double check them when i get them in the engine, and good to know that i can just put them in, i did a 460 with flat tappet lifters and they needed to be primed before hand, so thanks for the help!
