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    It's not really a good practice to run used flat tappet lifters on a new cam.... IMO you would be money ahead to get a cam and lifters package and start out with all new components as opposed to a new cam and old lifters......
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson
    It's not really a good practice to run used flat tappet lifters on a new cam.... IMO you would be money ahead to get a cam and lifters package and start out with all new components as opposed to a new cam and old lifters......
    What is your opinion on new lifters with an old cam? Not trying to be a s.... a.. or anything.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 42K3
    What is your opinion on new lifters with an old cam? Not trying to be a s.... a.. or anything.
    you did not ask me but cams are so cheap why take the chance ? less than $100 get you new cam and lifters?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 42K3
    What is your opinion on new lifters with an old cam? Not trying to be a s.... a.. or anything.
    I wouldn't do that either..... $100.00 for a cam and lifters, why risk running the filings from a wiped out lobe through the rest of the engine and killing the hole thing. Cam and lifters can be reused, as long as the same lifters go back on the same lobe, no problem there but using new cam old lifters or vice versa is begging for trouble....
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