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Chevy Anti-Pump Up Hydraulic Lifters
Chevy Anti-Pump Up Hydraulic Lifters

Chevy Anti-Pump Up Hydraulic Lifters

Chevy Big Block V8, Chevy W-Series V8, .837" Outside Diameter, 1.9945" Overall Length

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Chevy Anti-Pump Up Hydraulic Lifters
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Outside Diameter:
.837"
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Overall Length:
1.9945"
MFG. Part #:
180652394

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Anti-pump up design for dependability at high RPM. These are racing lifters, not stock replacements. Maximum RPM potential of 6500 to 7000 RPM. Set of 16. Fits all 1955-86 Chevy V8.

Made in the U.S.A.

Notes

  1. Adjustment Procedure: Adjust nut to "zero lash" and turn adjustment nut 1/8" - 1/4" turn. These hi-rev lifters do not use as much pre-load as a stock lifter.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations

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