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COMP Cams Reduced Travel Race Hydraulic Roller Lifter Small Block Chevy 305-350ci 1987-Present

249-875-1


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Reduced Travel Race Hydraulic Roller Lifter Small Block Chevy 305-350ci 1987-Present
$39.95
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Reduced Travel Race Hydraulic Roller Lifter
  • Small Block Chevy 305-350ci 1987-Present
  • Small Block Chevy LT1 Series 1992-96
  • Diameter: .842"
  • Seat Height: 2.66"
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    Do I need anything special when installing these or can I plug and play. rebuilding a 1992 K2500 with a 5.7 350, already have a new cam and upgraded push rods. sorry if its a dumb question still new at this.

    Asked by: slowatlearning
    The Comp Cams 249-875-1 lifter will only fit a factory roller block.
    Answered by: jshook
    Date published: 2022-10-10
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