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    lifter trays

    Would it be a good idea to swap the lifter trays when i do the cam swap or they will be fine

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    They should be ok unless brittle

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    Quote Originally Posted by CHEVROLADE View Post
    They should be ok unless brittle
    Ill order them just in case their like 8 bucks each if i don't use them ill send them back

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    What year is ur motor? The ls2 trays are supose to be better. Are u planning to remove your heads when u do the cam swap?
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    Quote Originally Posted by TurboMic View Post
    What year is ur motor? The ls2 trays are supose to be better. Are u planning to remove your heads when u do the cam swap?
    its a 05 yeah i need to pull the heads to swap lifters

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    If u have more than 100k on motor its a good idea to use the ls2 ones.

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    If you are going to remove the heads I would recommend them. Mine didn't seem that bad when I built my motor. However, they no longer hold the lifters up on there own during a cam swap.
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    Quote Originally Posted by country_3030 View Post
    If you are going to remove the heads I would recommend them. Mine didn't seem that bad when I built my motor. However, they no longer hold the lifters up on there own during a cam swap.
    im gonna order them its like 8 bucks its worth it to me

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    The LS2 trays are same as what comes in the truck engines.

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    Quote Originally Posted by demonheavymetal View Post
    If u have more than 100k on motor its a good idea to use the ls2 ones.
    Yeah 106xxx

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