home h/c install
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Burning Brakes
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From: long island NY
St. Jude Donor '06
iI am good on the ti's... they are way too quiet for me, I had a set, before I switched to my slp lm's, which are just right for me now, I only got the borla stingers because I thought that lm's might be too loud after I install the headers and off road x.
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Apr 2006
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From: long island NY
St. Jude Donor '06
Thanks for all of the help guys... and btw ct what do you think should I go the extra mile and get the new lifters... and should they be the ctsv-r lifters.... (where can these be found?) 
Melting Slicks
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From: Rugby North Dakota
Originally Posted by jbusmc1986
Thanks for all of the help guys... and btw ct what do you think should I go the extra mile and get the new lifters... and should they be the ctsv-r lifters.... (where can these be found?)
Yes, put in the CTSV-R lifters - they are available from Scoggin Dickey Parts Center phone: 1-800-456-0211
I believe their part number for these lifters is: SD8689 for $217.85
Please DON'T take my set of lifters
and post if this isn't the correct part number.
Le Mans Master
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From: Farmington CT
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12499225 is the LS7 lifter, which is the new Ls1,6 replacment, about a $100 cheaper than the Caddy lifters, they work fine up to 7k
PhilSVT recently used the Cad lifters in WKMD's LS2/L92 motor
PhilSVT recently used the Cad lifters in WKMD's LS2/L92 motor
