AMS.... Lifter?
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AMS.... Lifter?
What do you guys think of Jackson Racing non tick lifters? And if i bought them would and could you guys put them in for me.
Here is a link to the picture of them.
https://www.jacksonautomachine.com/h...tsuupgrade.jpg
Here is a link to the picture of them.
https://www.jacksonautomachine.com/h...tsuupgrade.jpg
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Actually the 2G DSM doesnt have these standard. This revised lifter got rid off "lifter tick" in both my 2G DSM's and my 1G.
I'm not sure about the EVO but the revised lifter does help in those cases.
I'm not sure about the EVO but the revised lifter does help in those cases.
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Originally Posted by AutoMotoSports
The 2g does have them, its started in 99. They are commonly refered to 99 style lifters. Again I would not waste my money on them. We have stock lifters on our drag car and our Time attack car.
Eric
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LOL.. ok well then the 95 -98's dont, the only year is 99...... so I wouldnt exactly say that 2G's have them
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Thanks Eric..... And if my stock lifter are ticking from a poor job instaling cams. Then what lifters should i go with and could you get them if they are the stock one you recommend.
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Our lifters sometimes become noisy in short periods of time. Sometimes they can be removed, bled down and reinstalled and sometimes they need to be replaced. I cant see a cam job causing any harm to your lifters, in fact you dont even need to remove them to replace the cams. I would check the cams to make sure they are compatible with stock valve springs, and dont have excessive lift which may cause coil bind or the retainer to hit the seal or guide.