Gen 6 lifters and pushrods?
03-25-2005 | 12:06 AM
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Re: Gen 6 lifters and pushrods?
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Being able to sort out all the advise is what the person who asks the questions responsibility and I will happily do that part.
Simply put, I hope that people who are willing to give advise do not get frustrated by rookies like mine questions because this board is really a great help.
This rookie really appreciates what you guys do. Thanks.
In return hopefully I will be able to give some experiences back one day to help another rookie. Or just share something that may save someone else some money, time or grief.
Cheers.
03-25-2005 | 01:26 AM
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Re: Gen 6 lifters and pushrods?
Originally Posted by jdnca1
It looks like the 13532 "retrofits" need the shorter pushrods and the 16535 retainer style does not....that mystery is solved. 
Now the question is, are the lifters from Mercury the Crane 16535's?
Now the question is, are the lifters from Mercury the Crane 16535's?
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