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455dude 02-07-2024 07:01 PM

New Crower #66294 solid roller lifters
 
The instruction sheet that came with the lifters says not to run oil restrictors in the lifter bores. The Crower lifters have oil control built into them. So, should I remove the restrictors or leave them in? This is for a drag race application.

Steve C. 02-07-2024 08:09 PM

In the past when talking with Crower they were very adamant about using no lifter bore restrictors. I do not know if they have a "Chevy" type oiling system on their mind with this "catalog statement".
Or are they familiar with a Pontiac oiling system ... I cannot comment with any authority on this, but do you homework on this subject.

My IA2 set up is street use and I run a .060" restrictor with my solid roller cam.

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b-man 02-07-2024 08:21 PM

Why wouldn’t you follow Crower’s recommendation?

They know their product so why question it.

If in doubt call Crower and talk to one of their techs.

455dude 02-07-2024 09:21 PM

I did call Crower tech support. They said the lifters have oil control built into them. They said not to run restrictors. He then admitted that he isn't familiar with Pontiac oiling systems. He suggested that I consult with fellow Pontiac racers, hence my post here.

PAUL K 02-07-2024 10:12 PM

No need to use restrictors with Crower standard Pontiac roller lifters.


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