Cammed4ever

Hi guys, my lifters are getting noisy and finally it's time to replace them.. I have some questions, do bad lifters or stock lifters can rob power from my engine? How hard is it to swap the lifters? I know I need to pull my heads off, but, will I have to take out the engine? some people have told me I need to, some other that I don't need to.. What do you think?

lucky77

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just pull the heads off.. should be easy swap.. go for ls7 lifters.. can't beat there price off SDPC
no need 2 pull the engine out'

if your lifters fail= there goes ur engine..

xlcooplx

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i've got a stock set of lifters out of a LQ9 that i'll let go for $30+ shipping. PM me if interested.

Cammed4ever

Will Lq9's do me any good? Arent they the same as my stock ones? Where can I find Ls7's? Will they hold to the Comp Cam dual gold springs duty?? Or will I need some high performance ones?

xlcooplx

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Yes, the 6L lifters are same as 4.8/5.3 If you want LS7 lifters, you can order them from the dealership or SDPC to name a few. Part number is 12499225.

Benner

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Surprisingly that one part that GM used in the majority of there engines and for the most part went unchanged. From 4 cylinders all the way up to the LS series engines.

Actually just did a search and there compatible on 364 different models and trims of Chevrolet vehicles from 1992 to 2009