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    All that oils the contact surface between the lifter and the cam is splash anyway.... If you want guaranteed oiling to this area, Comp sells a fixture to cut a groove in and insure oil to the cam/lifter mating area...
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    Thanks Pat I'll take a look at the pickup.
    Your so right, It all works till it bites you in the ass!
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    Thanks Dave.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson View Post
    All that oils the contact surface between the lifter and the cam is splash anyway.... If you want guaranteed oiling to this area, Comp sells a fixture to cut a groove in and insure oil to the cam/lifter mating area...
    yep dave that works but works better i feel is the E.D.M lifters or whats called a direct lube lifter. the groove tool works better for a hyd lifter were you can not burn a hole thru them or a soild roller if you want more oil and not have hippo lifters
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    Quote Originally Posted by pat mccarthy View Post
    yep dave that works but works better i feel is the E.D.M lifters or whats called a direct lube lifter. the groove tool works better for a hyd lifter were you can not burn a hole thru them or a soild roller if you want more oil and not have hippo lifters
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    Thanks to all.
    Got the pickup works good.

    After thinking about it awhile I'm going to take your advice pat. I just ordered the EDM solid lifters. I should have plenty of oiling with the combination of these and the grooves.

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