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From my understanding the lifters are good for 20-30k so me and a buddy went in halfsies on a full set (16) of the comp cams 875 limited travel lifters, figuring we would use them anyways. he is running them set 12 flats deep with s&s adjustables on woods 777's and they are quieter than a mouse in slippers
I just finished using the comp limited travels in another build (107 hillside) with 585 cams ans the were so quiet I was laughing but your results may vary the ones with .200 of travel are the 850 and the .110 travel are the 875 for 200$ for 4 sets of them I'm very please with how they run and sound in both bikes
Hi
Im going to use SE 255 cams in my bike.
So you think one of those lifters will be ok with that cam?
hi,
i would inspect your lifters first RonC unless you got mega miles on them, there is a spec in the manual for checking lifter and bore, recently changed cam and I re-used the stock ones as wear check all good
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