Does you guys have a preference for lifters for these engines? I know that is the common area of failure and it's because of the oil, but are there some that are better than others?
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Performance lifters for stroker?
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Re: Performance lifters for stroker?
Lifter quality can become a major part of this failure also. Do some checking for lifters that provide additional oil to the camshaft surface.
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Re: Performance lifters for stroker?
Search camsaver lifters on the summit website. If you buy them go to crower and save around $20 or so. They have a small flat plane machined into the side, which supposedly gets more oil to the cam lobe. I have them installed and running and I can only say the cam hasnt failed in the first 3000 miles. You get what you pay for, dont cheap out on lifters. The $3 a piece lifters probly arent a good idea.
Now I can be like all those other awesome people with more than one Jeep in their sig, but now I have to say one of them is sold:(
97 XJ 4.6
90 MJ 4.0 - sold
I want to have as many Jeeps as children. DD, offroader, drag MJ and another one. 4=4
97 XJ 4.6
90 MJ 4.0 - sold
I want to have as many Jeeps as children. DD, offroader, drag MJ and another one. 4=4
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Re: Performance lifters for stroker?
Make sure you buy lifters MADE IN USA!
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Re: Performance lifters for stroker?
Thanks so far peoples. This is kinda becoming a "spare no expense" build as I've done mods before about two years ago and instead of going all the way and doin it right I'm doin it a second time
I NEED GOOD PARTS! I'll suck it up and buy the good stuff, I just need help from those of you who have tested and found the correct mix.
Thanks again,
T~

Thanks again,
T~
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Re: Performance lifters for stroker?
Yeah cheap insurance adds up quickly. I ended up spending near 4000 just so I would know the engine would be reliable.
Now I can be like all those other awesome people with more than one Jeep in their sig, but now I have to say one of them is sold:(
97 XJ 4.6
90 MJ 4.0 - sold
I want to have as many Jeeps as children. DD, offroader, drag MJ and another one. 4=4
97 XJ 4.6
90 MJ 4.0 - sold
I want to have as many Jeeps as children. DD, offroader, drag MJ and another one. 4=4
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Re: Performance lifters for stroker?
Hey Sean,
Yeah, that's about where I figure this'll end up. But, that'll include the UniChip! So it should be PRETTY MEATY
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Yeah, that's about where I figure this'll end up. But, that'll include the UniChip! So it should be PRETTY MEATY


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Re: Performance lifters for stroker?
crustodd wrote:Thanks so far peoples. This is kinda becoming a "spare no expense" build as I've done mods before about two years ago and instead of going all the way and doin it right I'm doin it a second timeI NEED GOOD PARTS! I'll suck it up and buy the good stuff, I just need help from those of you who have tested and found the correct mix.
Thanks again,
T~
TRUST me it adds up quick. I had the same mentality, top quality parts for the extra dime. My build cost near $5k not including custom exhaust. I did everything from a CF stage 2 clutch, to roller rockers, to double roller timing chain. I think the only thing i cheaped out on was the cork valve cover gasket (which i'll be kicking myself for when it starts leaking).
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