Hate to repeat. LS7 lifters? And stock leangth PRs.
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Hate to repeat. LS7 lifters? And stock leangth PRs. Can you use the stock leangth PRs with the LS7 lifters. I found a set for $129.00 and want to make sure before i buy. I really need a set of lifters, so the more i know the better. Thanks
Originally Posted by dhdenney
Seems like last time I looked (about 6 months ago) they were quite a bit higher. I paid almost $100 for the regular GM replacements.
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Thanks for answering my question. Does anyone else know?
Originally Posted by LT1Z/28
im pretty sure the ls7 lifters are the same size as stock ones, so i think they will, i sure do hope so, cause thats what im going to be using here in a month or so when i begin my build.
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Originally Posted by dhdenney
I am 99.9% sure they are the same. If all else fails, I'll buy the LS7 lifters from you if they aren't what you want.
thats pretty crazy that ls series lifters work in our cars. Now we have "parts touched by god" in our motors, lol. Whats the differance between LS7 and LS1 liftes? My buddy has ls1 lifters with like 30,000 miles on um i can get for nothing. Figure they gotta be better then mine with 100+ miles on um. Whats all the differances???????
I think they're supposed to be more stable at higher RPM's. Come to think of it, I might have been thinking about the Cadillac racing lifters. I may have a box of LS7's after all. I'll need to check PN's though.
here are the p/n's from GMPP, whats the differance?
12499225
GM Performance Parts
Lifter Kit, Gen III Engines, Set of 16
$99.25
88958689
GM Performance Parts
HP Hydraulic Roller Lifter Set for LS-Series Engines
$226.85
12499225
GM Performance Parts
Lifter Kit, Gen III Engines, Set of 16
$99.25
88958689
GM Performance Parts
HP Hydraulic Roller Lifter Set for LS-Series Engines
$226.85
Originally Posted by LT1Z/28
mine(ls7's) just came in today, cost me 125 to get them to the door from gmparts direct
The "LS7" lifters are a standard replacement now for the Gen3 and Gen4 motors...they will work perfectly to replace the Comp OE lifters in case anyone was wondering! The "Caddy Race Lifters" have reduced mass internals and slightly better oiling which make for more valvetrain stability at higher RPM's (also less noise).
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I checked my PN's and I was correct (correct that I was wrong--if that makes any sense). I was thinking about the Caddy lifters, I already own a full set of the LS7 lifters!
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OWNED! Off our site you would have saved about $10 after shipping!
The "LS7" lifters are a standard replacement now for the Gen3 and Gen4 motors...they will work perfectly to replace the Comp OE lifters in case anyone was wondering! The "Caddy Race Lifters" have reduced mass internals and slightly better oiling which make for more valvetrain stability at higher RPM's (also less noise).
The "LS7" lifters are a standard replacement now for the Gen3 and Gen4 motors...they will work perfectly to replace the Comp OE lifters in case anyone was wondering! The "Caddy Race Lifters" have reduced mass internals and slightly better oiling which make for more valvetrain stability at higher RPM's (also less noise).
well hell, next time ill get my stuff from you guys then, lol.