silent1

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Yes, it's much more stable in the higher RPM's, but how long are you planning on driving at 6K+? That's why I said most wouldn't recommend it. Can it be done? Of course, but unless you're driving in nothing higher than 2nd gear, what advantage do you get in a daily driver that won't see those RPM's frequently? Sure we all drive hard but we don't road race/auto x. Don't mean to bash you, so please don't take it that way. Just letting you know why most opt for sticking with hydraulic rollers.

kbracing96

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Also, motors built to run and make power over 8K don't start to make good power till 4500+. That's not much of a street combo in my book

FarmerBeau

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There is one guy that i know of that has run solid lifters on these trucks. PM litreddevil. He is a great guy and he will tell you his experience.

litreddevil

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thanks buddy


i have ran soild lifters on all but one 6.0 and i like it but then dislike it i never got a cam to match for the lifters and yes it is different.and no you don't have to set the rockers more than once but you will have to use a feeler gauge to set them. i have a set of lifters i can sell you cheap i can no use them on this motor i am building and have no use for them.

405hpta

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hell yea, let me know what you want for those listers, might have to take them off your hands! just pm me!