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Old 05-04-2019, 06:30 AM
TAQuest TAQuest is offline
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Originally Posted by Squidward View Post
I used the Lunati kit lifters on the 702 cam in my Firebird. I had no issues, and they are still working fine. I used Crower cam saver lifters on the 703 cam in my Lemans. All is well.

It sucks there was a bad batch, and I am glad you got out of it without big damage to engine or wallet. I love these Voodoo cams, but they aren't the only recipe in the cookbook. I hope you get to drive the hell out of your bird now. You have some nice parts and a nice car, and your combo is scalable in case you ever decide to destroy tires and incur more whiplash! Enjoy.
Thanks Ward! Always a pleasure to read your posts.

The first Lunati tech I talked with gave me the hint 'our cams never go bad but our lifters do'. It is what it is. Glad I didn't push it any further with 'tuning'.
From 'Christine' (almost) "You can't tune a turd"! lol

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