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Originally Posted by mrfixxall
(Post 3689515)
mike,,i have had great luck with crower cam saver lifters,crower grinds a flat spot on the lower half of the lifter,when it spins it dumps oil on the camshaft..
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Originally Posted by mike tkach
(Post 3689645)
fixx,i did not know about those,il look into it,thanks for the tip.
I think you may be pleasantly surprised how they work. |
fixx
Originally Posted by mike tkach
(Post 3689645)
fixx,i did not know about those,il look into it,thanks for the tip.
i use the 66000rx3,this lifter has the heavy cuty spap ring to hold the plunger in instead of a square piece of spring wire..55-58 rockwell hardened..jobber from crower is like 90 bucks they also have a better lifter,differant material and 63-64 rockwell hardened with mirror polished surface where the cam rides..this one is 66000p3 and jobber is around 182.00 best price is from crower unless joe knows a better place to get them :lolhit: two names,,one was cam saver and now they call them hi lube lifters.. ps.you will loose about 5-7 psi of oil pressure,,shim the spring in the oil pump with a tiny washer to make up for it.. |
Originally Posted by mrfixxall
(Post 3690088)
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i use the 66000rx3,this lifter has the heavy cuty spap ring to hold the plunger in instead of a square piece of spring wire..55-58 rockwell hardened..jobber from crower is like 90 bucks they also have a better lifter,differant material and 63-64 rockwell hardened with mirror polished surface where the cam rides..this one is 66000p3 and jobber is around 182.00 best price is from crower unless joe knows a better place to get them :lolhit: two names,,one was cam saver and now they call them hi lube lifters.. ps.you will loose about 5-7 psi of oil pressure,,shim the spring in the oil pump with a tiny washer to make up for it.. |
oil filter has bypass valve, so some junk will get by and can't guarantee cleaning will remove. every engine company has tried to clean oil coolers every way; hot, cold, forward and backward. acid and ultrasonic, still find particles that have or could killed new engine. cheapest option replace it.
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