Lifters
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I was always told to put them back in, in the same way the originals/old ones were set in.
Some say the oil holes inward; some say outward. I've even read manuals that say the same thing; some inward, some outward.
If you are replacing, it doesn't 'really' matter, necessarily, but again replace as before. If you pulled them and are re-installing the same ones, then put them back in the same way they were prior to pulling them. This will reduce any wear they may endure, due to fitment, etc.
I just installed a set of Gatorman Lifters, and they are directional (only one flat for the rotation pin). Previously, I intalled lifters in the exact way they came out.
Some say the oil holes inward; some say outward. I've even read manuals that say the same thing; some inward, some outward.
If you are replacing, it doesn't 'really' matter, necessarily, but again replace as before. If you pulled them and are re-installing the same ones, then put them back in the same way they were prior to pulling them. This will reduce any wear they may endure, due to fitment, etc.
I just installed a set of Gatorman Lifters, and they are directional (only one flat for the rotation pin). Previously, I intalled lifters in the exact way they came out.
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Doesn't matter...the oil hole in the side of the lifter will relief within the lifter bore....look into the bore and you'll notice the bore has a groove 360*. As posted , you should keep them spinning the same direction as previously installed...then again, they said that about car tires for the last 100 years...now they say rotate them from side to side...in essence spin them back wards....so who knows for sure. I say, if you dont know where the lifters came from, install them and dont worry about it, It'll be fine. The nay sayers will be by shortly to correct me....lol. But dont believe what they say..they only know what the read on the web, lol.
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Doesn't matter...the oil hole in the side of the lifter will relief within the lifter bore....look into the bore and you'll notice the bore has a groove 360*. As posted , you should keep them spinning the same direction as previously installed...then again, they said that about car tires for the last 100 years...now they say rotate them from side to side...in essence spin them back wards....so who knows for sure. I say, if you dont know where the lifters came from, install them and dont worry about it, It'll be fine. The nay sayers will be by shortly to correct me....lol. But dont believe what they say..they only know what the read on the web, lol.
I think it actually takes miles off the tires!!
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