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swtstang 06-22-2001 06:29 PM

lifters
 
Should I replace my lifters when I am putting a new cam in? The crane ad says to reuse the stock lifters.......

93CobraR 06-22-2001 06:34 PM

You can but why not just get new ones? Crane sells a set for $100, can't beat that.

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LX5liter 06-23-2001 09:52 AM

I would replace them.

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dinomite 06-23-2001 10:49 AM

They say with rollers you don't have to, but how often are you in there? might as well do it

da89cup 06-26-2001 03:23 AM

I took an auto tech course & they told us that when ever you replace a cam, you must replace the lifter or vise versa, otherwise the new part you put in will get worn out by the old one very quickly.

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stangbang 06-26-2001 07:42 PM

With a roller cam you cam re-use the lifters providing that they are in good shape. How many miles are on the engine? If it's high you might want to go with new ones.It's cheap insurance.


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