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Does anybody have recommendations on lifters and pushrods that will be going into a 95" TMAN build with TMAN 625 cams? I was looking at the HQ black OPS lifters as they sound like they are high quality and are much cheaper than SE lifters ($160 for HQ lifters vs. $270 for SE lifters). Just not sure what the good lifters and pushrods are.
HQ black OPS are a good choice and a good buy! I paid way too much for the S&S lifters. overrated IMO.
I have SE tapered solid body chromoly pushrods. Love them. I paid 144 bones at the dealership before tax. I used to have S&S limited travel lifters in my stage III. I pulled them out after I rebuilt it. I don't need them with my .580/.530 lift. They have 500 miles on them (FOR SALE NOW). Any takers? I'm using the stock OEM HD lifter now. Can't tell the difference.
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