Hydraulic Roller Lifters

[Old Man Mopar]

Who currently makes the best hydraulic roller lifter (B/RB/Gen II Hemi) for a street
driven 400/470 or 440 with a 550 lift hydraulic roller camshaft?

Are any of these the new short-travel style lifters that resist collapse at high rpm?

Yeah.....I know that the first set are "Chinese Specials".


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[Bad Sport]

Call Mike at MRL and talk to him. He will talk to you and answer any of your questions. He has started producing and selling some.

http://www.mrlperformance.com/

Well, I just noticed they are solid. You could still call him and ask, couldn't hurt.

 

[Old Man Mopar]

Thanks. Although all opinions are welcome I'd like to hear from someone who has
"hands-on" experience or directly related facts about any of these. MRL is certainly
well qualified.

 

[RustyRatRod]

I don't have "direct" experience, but I have a friend who is a rustang guy and he SWEARS by those chinkese lifters. They are all he runs and he has never had a problem with them. Even the local machine shop we both use is impressed with them. Although I do not have the link bar type, I have that brand in the little 302 Ford roller motor I just built. They look real nice to me.

 

[Old Man Mopar]

That's refreshing and I would like to hear more from others because they are

I N E X P E N S I V E !