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Join Date: Sep 1998
Location: Peoria, Illinois
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![]() Does anyone know where I can get some hyd. rollers that will handle 7000+
I remember reading about some in Race Pages... Comp Cams has had a "Pro Magnum" p/n 877-16 for a few years now but keeps pushing back the release. These critters a supposed to be reliable in the 6500-7000 range. I have heard horror stories about stock lifters past 6500. When I had my car dyno'd Anderson would not rev it past 6500. I have shifted at 7000 on the Autometer a few times on the street and when I made the only three passes that have been made on this new combo because it pulled all the way up to that point. I haven't puked a lifter yet and most certainly do not want to. So what's up? Any info? ![]() |
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