rocker adjustment weirdness
they are supposed to be gm replacements not ls7s but from before they switched over to those as replacment lifters for lt1s they were in my buddies garage (in a ziploc) for a while never used I dont think he would lie to me about what they were, not like he was trying to pass them off as something expensive.
they fit fine when you drop them in the bore they slide down nice and easy on there own, dont bind in any way.
they fit fine when you drop them in the bore they slide down nice and easy on there own, dont bind in any way.
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they are supposed to be gm replacements not ls7s but from before they switched over to those as replacment lifters for lt1s they were in my buddies garage (in a ziploc) for a while never used I dont think he would lie to me about what they were, not like he was trying to pass them off as something expensive.
first of all they are the right ******* parts genuine GM!!! second one of my buddies who goes to UTI is in the build a sbc and dyno it part of the curriculum right now and I gave him the lifters to run in the motor to see if they work I will know by the end of the day weather or not there good so
), then put them allll back together again, and now your buddy who is in school at UTI (I should note that he is in the 'learning' phase, not the "graduation" phase), and he's going to "test" them on a completely different motor, then give them back to you after they're magically fixed, all because you don't see the need to invest in a set of OEM-replacement lifters.Sounds like you got it all figured out then.
L. O. L.
ahhh f off
this is the way I see it if hes still "learning" whats the worst case he says there f' up, if he does everything right and they dont work right or he does it wrong and they dont work right well then I'll end up getting new ones but if he does everything right and they work corectly well then there good to go and I wouldn't say hes in the learning phase he does have a 600 horse 3rd gen with a 350 in it that he built and has built a bunch more motors so I think he gets the idea... so what there being tested in a different motor the cam still gonna go round and round and make the lifter go up and down up and down
this is the way I see it if hes still "learning" whats the worst case he says there f' up, if he does everything right and they dont work right or he does it wrong and they dont work right well then I'll end up getting new ones but if he does everything right and they work corectly well then there good to go and I wouldn't say hes in the learning phase he does have a 600 horse 3rd gen with a 350 in it that he built and has built a bunch more motors so I think he gets the idea... so what there being tested in a different motor the cam still gonna go round and round and make the lifter go up and down up and down
ahhh f off
this is the way I see it if hes still "learning" whats the worst case he says there f' up, if he does everything right and they dont work right or he does it wrong and they dont work right well then I'll end up getting new ones but if he does everything right and they work corectly well then there good to go and I wouldn't say hes in the learning phase he does have a 600 horse 3rd gen with a 350 in it that he built and has built a bunch more motors so I think he gets the idea... so what there being tested in a different motor the cam still gonna go round and round and make the lifter go up and down up and down
this is the way I see it if hes still "learning" whats the worst case he says there f' up, if he does everything right and they dont work right or he does it wrong and they dont work right well then I'll end up getting new ones but if he does everything right and they work corectly well then there good to go and I wouldn't say hes in the learning phase he does have a 600 horse 3rd gen with a 350 in it that he built and has built a bunch more motors so I think he gets the idea... so what there being tested in a different motor the cam still gonna go round and round and make the lifter go up and down up and down
Good luck man.
