rustytoolss
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Is it possible to remove the lifters without pulling the intake ? Just asking . Thanks Also do you think roller lifter would need to be replaced with over 200,000 miles
Magnum lifter removal ?
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Professor Fate
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No.
To remove the lifters you need to remove the spider and dog bones first. This requires removing the intake.
As far as replacing the lifters, as long as they haven't gone soft you should be good, at least with a mild cam.
New lifters or old, disassemble and clean them out real good before using/ reusing them.
rustytoolss
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Never had a magnum apart
Professor Fate
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Also, but I'm not 100% sure on this, you may have to pull the heads to get the taller roller lifters out...
rustytoolss
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Well that would suck
TT5.9mag
Two atmospheres are better than one
Na, the stock rollers lifters come out without pulling the heads.
MOPAROFFICIAL
If it has tits, it's a liabilititty.
Yes it's possible, but you won't be able to get it back together with the intake manifold on and you may **** up your Spring Steel spider that holds all the lifter bones
Professor Fate
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Good to know.
I know retrofit rollers don't come out of a LA block (which have shorter lifter bores) with the heads in place, but I wasn't positive about the factory rollers in a Magnum. Never had occasion to try.
As a note, with Johnson Magnum lifters the 4 end ones won't go in with the heads on. 
TT5.9mag
Two atmospheres are better than one
Thats why I made sure to say “stock”As a note, with Johnson Magnum lifters the 4 end ones won't go in with the heads on.
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