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what kind of lifters for trickflow track heat kit?

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PeteyAce

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i know it dont come with lifters, do i need new ones? or can i just use the old ones? i would rather use new lifters since i would have the engine open already i might as well, but what kind do i get?
 

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i have lunati's they are not pricey i got them from summit but the best one are comp cams
 

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am sure they wouldnt make a performacne diff?
 
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I went with the Ford Racing for about 120 bucks. They are made by either comp cams or crane so you really can't go wrong. Sorry I can't remember exactly. Figured the stock ones lasted 130K...
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My next engine will get Rhodes Variable Lifters.
 

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I got the Ford racing lifters for 120 bucks. I wouldnt re-use the stock ones, 120 bucks is pennies for peice of mind.
 

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I also just bought the Trick Flow Track Heat kit I used the Ford Racing lifters since you going with a new cam and everything plus the engine being already open might as well but in some new lifters cheap insurance basicly.
 

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the kit is just a complete bolt-on right?
 

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Pretty much. If you want to see what the black powered coated intake and valve covers look like click on the link in my signature and there are pictures there. I really like the black one's better looking then the silver ones I think.


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the kit is just a complete bolt-on right?
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