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After market lifters

Started by FORZA vbmenu_register("postmenu_2269069", true); · 27 Aug 2009 · 23 replies

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I read in the "changing your lifters" thread that after market lifters are apparently rubbish and basically shatter and fcuk your head however lately ive been hearing of a few people using these with good results was there like a defect with them and now its been corrected? and are these any good?
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yeah man got them in my car got my blocks all machined and **** the shop is right near preston auto and diffs working a treat
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how much are they?
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They chew up camshafts, They are not hard enough in the surface. Ive seen a few that have damaged cams so personally I wont use them.
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factory are good just pull them down properly and give them a real good clean make sure you take good care of the ballbearing because thats wat most forget, little bit of oil on reasemble and back together
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is it just me that "borrows" sets from the wreckers when i go ?
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what brand are the after market ones?
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Quote: Originally Posted by ANK is it just me that "borrows" sets from the wreckers when i go ? lol. Lets just say when i go i have lots of pockets
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yes yes hate it when they fal into my pocket
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"Pockets aint empty brah" - F&F quote Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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Quote: Originally Posted by ANK is it just me that "borrows" sets from the wreckers when i go ? lol... funny story about that, I removed a rocker cover from a R31 and thought 'why not' and 'borrowed' the lifters... chucked the lifter blocks away, one over the fence the other in a mud puddle... I go up to pay and the guy was like 'oh that was a running engine, you should of taken it off the dead engine area (all standard VL 'Holden' ones)... he got a little angry and told one of his workers to replace the cover with one of the holden ones... I promptly paid and never went back Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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Quote: Originally Posted by Weezy "Pockets aint empty brah" - F&F quote hey ill take my cutters back! Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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even funnier if a bloke reads this and puts 2 and 2 togethor and finds out it was his engine you took them out of Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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Quote: is it just me that "borrows" sets from the wreckers when i go ? wouldnt expect any less.is there a tight ass of the year award on ct yet ?? lol Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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so does anyone have any info? il use the standard ones as a last resort but i actually wanna know if the after market ones are any good yep_boost - what brand were these lifters? are they all the same? im torn as on this subject, there are so many conflicting storys chopper how long have u had urs in the car for? and do u know what brand they are?
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hey man i just recently had a head reco gotaftermarket lifters precision brand lasted maybe two months developed a tick pulled off rocker cover cam was fine but rocks had smashed the top off the lifters looked like a brass hammer how it mushrooms out, only 6 of twelve random postioning ie not all intake or exhaust, put old nissan ones back in fine has been great since and precion ones are currently been shown to the rep for precision so i can get my money back. my car is turbo so it got a bit of a hard time, might be ok for a na or something but if i were u man i would stick with the nissan ones. can get pictures if u would like?? let me know
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What are new OEM ones worth $600ish??
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Last I heard OEM were about $330 ish out of Japan?
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Thats not really all that bad in the scheme of things. http://www.surecam.com.au/en-us/dept_20.html http://cgi.ebay.com.my/ws/eBayISAPI....m=120452283965 (http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?type=3&campid=5335860158&toolid=10001&mpre=http%3A%2F%2Fcgi.ebay.com.my%2Fws%2FeBayISAPI.dll%3FViewItem%26item%3D120452283965) http://roccosperformance.com/shop/in...c1b7be7fc114e5 (http://roccosperformance.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=35&products_id=65&zenid=422bd102fba409eec5c1b7be7fc114e5) These look like twin cam followers
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Quote: Originally Posted by 4dzsuk hey man i just recently had a head reco gotaftermarket lifters precision brand lasted maybe two months developed a tick pulled off rocker cover cam was fine but rocks had smashed the top off the lifters looked like a brass hammer how it mushrooms out, only 6 of twelve random postioning ie not all intake or exhaust, put old nissan ones back in fine has been great since and precion ones are currently been shown to the rep for precision so i can get my money back. my car is turbo so it got a bit of a hard time, might be ok for a na or something but if i were u man i would stick with the nissan ones. can get pictures if u would like?? let me know damn exactly what i was hoping not to hear, yer chuck some pictures up if u get the chance so precision seem to fail, whats these OEM ones u guys are talking about? are they supposed to be alright? out of curiousity how much are genuine nissan ones? the other thread said they were like $800 or some sh1t, fcuk that
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