I am going to be doing a cam upgrade in the next month or 2 I have a lifter that is bleeding down on me right now. I have an 09 Ultra with just over 20K miles and it still is in warranty til next May but I figured since I am doing the cam upgrade I should just replace the lifters.

So, should I just replace with stock lifters or is there a much better lifter on the market that I should go with? Any recommendations that I can do some research on? Woods? Comp VThunder? etc...

 

Woods are supposed to be good, but I'll bet they're not cheap..
V Thunder will be good as S & S, even HD are not too bad..

 

Check into S&S Lifter Limiters. I put them in when I did cam swap(with stock HD lifters), supposed to keep lifters from bleeding down and increase power slightly. Indy recommended them, so far so good.

 

I've read much more negative stuff about the H-D SE lifters vs. the stock 99B's. You can find new 99B's for less than $100...

 

my neighbor told me corvette lifters are the exact same as the ones harley uses but a whole lot cheaper. he had his mmi instructor buddy verify that they are the same they mic'ed them to double check said he uses them on his bike's and has had no problems..

 

I used Jim's Hydrosolids in my build, and have been pretty happy with them. The caveat is that they don't have the same range of travel, and need to be set accordingly.

 

what year? lsx or ltx series motors?

 

What year corvette and style engine.

 

This same subject came up last week while doing my cams, and the guys were saying small block chevy lifters are the same as the HD lifters. I did some searching on this subject and it appears some have used them with no problems, and that they are the same lifters.

 

I was just reading somewhere that the chevy ls1 lifter, pn 10530 is the same.