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Old 03-23-2021, 04:43 PM
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Dam that's a Piss off. Not sure I can say that. but. Sorry for your issues. I've used the 847 lifters in the pass with no issues. I run the Crower solid lifter with the hydraulic cam. No issues to date. All street driven. We have the Johnson hydraulic lifters in another engine and no issues with them either.

Charles
I may end up running the Comp 51-433-11 HR cam with the Crower 66294E lifters. This sounds like the set up you have in one of yours can you give me advise on push rods and valve spring pressure? The shop sounds like they want to go with this set up but I want to double check their work.

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Old 03-25-2021, 08:31 PM
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I may end up running the Comp 51-433-11 HR cam with the Crower 66294E lifters. This sounds like the set up you have in one of yours can you give me advise on push rods and valve spring pressure? The shop sounds like they want to go with this set up but I want to double check their work.

My KRE heads were setup with Crane 99893 springs. I'm running one of Dave's Cams, Comp Road paver 246/252 and Crower Solid roller lifters # 66260H-16. Lash is set around .004 or .005 cold. Have had 2 engines like this. No issues to date. 600 hp/600 t.
Pushrods are 7/16" x .116 wall.


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