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Old 07-21-2021, 07:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Tom Vaught View Post
Not sure who made the original roller lifters for the first Mustang roller camshaft engines but I do know that CMC provided the steel camshafts. I assume they were original Muskegon Johnson Lifter Company parts, not the stuff the guys in the Detroit area are selling now days.

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I'd like to know. My sons 89 5.0 has 256k miles on it now, and the engine has never been cracked open. Runs like a swiss watch, and the darn thing still went 13.85 at 100 mph at the last track outing. If he decides to stick a cam in it, I'll probably just reuse the lifters, lol.

I have a brand new 502 GM crate sitting here with a factory roller cam, and I plan to just use the lifters in it when I do the cam upgrade.

But none of that means I'm afraid to use what's available out there.

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