Roller Lifters
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This is what I have always used on gen6 engines. There is no reason to deviate from them.
This is what I have always used on gen6 engines. There is no reason to deviate from them.
Chevrolet Performance 12371056)
which includes:This kit includes 16 of P/N 17120061 roller tappet, 8 of P/N 12551397 tappet guides, one of P/N 12551399 tappet guide retainer, and four of P/N 9440224 retainer bolts
Gm#17120961 are delco #HL122
Same lifters Speedy, Sonics, and some others have mentioned.
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you can say the same thing on some of the tie-bar lifters, rivets snapping off, body failure go that route and it changes all the valve train geometry, different push rods and so on
Last edited by F-2 Speedy; 01-05-2022 at 11:01 AM.
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Yup, that’s a kit (
This kit includes 16 of P/N 17120061 roller tappet, 8 of P/N 12551397 tappet guides, one of P/N 12551399 tappet guide retainer, and four of P/N 9440224 retainer bolts
Gm#17120961 are delco #HL122
Same lifters Speedy, Sonics, and some others have mentioned.
thumbs
Chevrolet Performance 12371056)
which includes:This kit includes 16 of P/N 17120061 roller tappet, 8 of P/N 12551397 tappet guides, one of P/N 12551399 tappet guide retainer, and four of P/N 9440224 retainer bolts
Gm#17120961 are delco #HL122
Same lifters Speedy, Sonics, and some others have mentioned.
thumbsSpeedy linked a GM #17120060 Delco H121.
That kit contains GM #17120061 Delco H122.
This note accompanies that kit.
• For single-service replacement lifter, use P/N 17120061
NOTE: These lifters allow more oil to the rocker arms than
the late-model truck roller lifters.





