Noisey Lifters after changing them
14 Mar 2008Quote: Originally Posted by rodger1 you wont be able to ,the lifters wear at a microscopic level they wear to the cam and if you want to use them on another cam you have to get the lifters machined …
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Noisey Lifters after changing them
12 Mar 2008Quote: Originally Posted by calais3L Youre using old lifters? on a different cam? Big No-No Why is that? the buggered lifters and the new ones are phisically the same. couldnt tell the difference b…
Noisey Lifters after changing them
12 Mar 2008Quote: Originally Posted by giantbrandon let it run for a while and see if if gets better, so the car the lifters came from had a standard cam and yours has a lumpy one I will run the car for a bit…
Noisey Lifters after changing them
12 Mar 2008Quote: Originally Posted by giantbrandon lifters can take some time to bleed up and if you cleaned them they may need some time to settle down ive had cars run for hours before they bleed up but the…
Noisey Lifters after changing them
12 Mar 2008Quote: Originally Posted by JET-086 use Penrite HPR 40 oil. Aalready using the HPR 40 with the additive, still no go. will driving the car for a while stop them aswell.
Noisey Lifters after changing them
12 Mar 2008Hi there, I have just replaced 12 lifters with known goods ones. Before putting them in they have been cleaned and soaked in oil for 24hours, put them back in the car and cranked it over and are stil…
Changing lifters
6 Mar 2008Quote: Originally Posted by Nukz timing doesnt need to be marked, just set ur cam gear to face up so that rear rockers arent under tension and can be bolted down, and then turn the cam gear 180 degr…
Changing lifters
3 Mar 2008Hi There, Just reading a few of the replys that people have, and i was wondering why the timing needs to be marked when changing the lifters. could someone please explain this a little bit more for m…
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