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LS7 Lifters
They fit right into LS1's right?
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Yup.
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fit lt1's too :nod: that's the only lifter they list anymore
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Stock replacements.
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sweet..thanks
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LS7 lifters are LS1 lifters....
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Using your logic LT1s have LS7 lifters stock too.... you see my point here? |
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they are ls7 lifters. they supersede lt1 and ls1 lifters but are not ls1 lifters.
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Guess this explains why you guys have been here a year and both have over 8000 posts. Lets beat everything into the ground. Nobody was going into specifics or talking about LT1's...But yes the lifter plunger depth is different in the two. What I was trying to tell the op is if your going to get new lifters for your Ls1 your going to get LS7's unless you buy them used.
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http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/genera...-question.html That should help you out a bit. |
looks like I'll be getting an adjustable pushrod...thanks for the links
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Ill refrain from arguing.
I have a adjustable PR checker if your close to 07757, you can borrow it. And you realize the heads need to come off right? |
and can't you spin the camshaft a few times to push the lifters into the retainers? on ls1's...
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Sure?
What would that help? The lifters cannot fit though the heads. |
no i know that, but i remember last time there was arguing about needing a special tool and you can just use a magnet or some ****. i thought you could just do the camshaft spin and pull the lifters out in the retainers after removing the heads, obviously.
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I think I would spend more in gas than I would for the actual adjustable PR checker lol..but thank you |
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