Is RevTech still in business ?
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But yeah, you don't adjust lifters. For pushrods, just count the threads per inch and you can figure out the correct number of flats to preload the lifters.
http://www.sscycle.com/tech-info/pus...ustment-guide/
But yeah, you don't adjust lifters. For pushrods, just count the threads per inch and you can figure out the correct number of flats to preload the lifters.
http://www.sscycle.com/tech-info/pus...ustment-guide/
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If those lifters have some miles on them, you might want to replace them. My revtech 100" had the front exhaust lifter needle bearings go away at less than 20k miles. Ruined cam, needed oil pump and oil system flushed, etc. I did run it pretty hard though with limiter set at 6200. Your mileage may vary, of course.
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If those lifters have some miles on them, you might want to replace them. My revtech 100" had the front exhaust lifter needle bearings go away at less than 20k miles. Ruined cam, needed oil pump and oil system flushed, etc. I did run it pretty hard though with limiter set at 6200. Your mileage may vary, of course.
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