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    Dave Severson is offline CHR Member/Contributor Visit my Photo Gallery
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    If it's a puller truck, why the concern with vacuum? Soid roller lifters are a completely different deal, no hydraulics in the lifter.......
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    I run in a street class with only 1 rule-must pull vac. I guess their way to limit cam size. Most folks live on the edge but I would prefer to stay legal .

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    I agree with Dave. As far as the lifters go, I have a set in my 350 it helped a little with the vacuum. Now my power brakes work better...
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