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COMP Cams 800-16 Chevy Solid Lifters with Oil Hole
COMP Cams 800-16 Chevy Solid Lifters with Oil Hole
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COMP Cams 800-16 Chevy Solid Lifters with Oil Hole
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Lifter Type:
Mechanical/Solid Flat Tappet
Outside Diameter:
.842"
Sold in Quantity:
Set
MFG. Part #:
800-16
GTIN Code:
036584067030
Info
With the increased rpm, additional spring pressure and aggressive cam designs of today’s performance engines, premature cam wear is a major problem. COMP Cams has answered the challenge with the new Oil Injection solid mechanical lifters that feature a precision 0.012” oil feed hole in the cam face. The added oiling capacity creates a boundary layer that protects both the lifter and cam lobe from excessive wear.
COMP Cams lifters are manufactured to the highest standards and when used with their oil additive, will give you the best results.
Item Details
w/ .012" hole on lifter face.Application
- Cadillac 472-500
- Chevy 348-409 (1958-65)
- Chevy 265-400
- Chevy 396-454
- Oldsmobile 265-455
- Pontiac 260-455
Specs
- Diameter: .842"
- Seat Height: 1.88"
- Weight: 86 grams
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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