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Got the covers on, and the bolts. Installing lifters were confusing. Manual says position the oil holes go inboard. I felt down in the lifter bore and the oil holes were ouboard, meaning, toward the back and the front of the bike. I put the oil holes on the lifters in the position where the oil holes in the block were together. I will draw a pic. Let me know if this is backwards.
Some lifters are specifically directional (like Woods). Most are not. Oil flows around the cutaway, feeding both the lifter and the piston squirter, so unless you're running Woods directional lifters, you're OK.
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