Shubeck style lifters
 

Shubeck style lifters, who makes them now, and how do I get in touch with them. Thanks

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Call us tomorrow. 219-861-1214. Sometime after 11 should be good.

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Thank you

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S mith Machine was making the Schubeck style lifters the last time I heard. My 2 cents about them is there are better ( safer ) ways to go.

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What is the story on tool steel lifters? I have a Bullet stocker cam that is a steel billet, with Smith lifters. Would that cam be compatible with tool steel lifters? At least those don't have a puck that can come loose, shatter, and fill an engine with glass particles.

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I recently broke two smith lifters on my new engine after about 9 runs. All I can tell you is I broke the last Smith lifter I will ever brake! It could have been worst and I could have lost the entire engine. A new set of pistons, cam and tool steel lifters and the problem will be solved. The funny thing is my spare engine has Shubeck lifters and they have never failed. Simply put, no one can afford to destroy their engine with defective lifters! It only took one lifter failure to realize we have a weak link.

Anyone who is building a new engine should investigate tool steel lifters. They will not come apart and cause extensive internal engine damage. Hopefully, the people at Smith lifters can find the reason why their product is failing and correct the problem.

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Who makes the tool steel lifters? I've heard about them and don't have a recommended brand name. Will they work with that steel cam I have?

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Greg, Cliff Sherman makes tool steel lifters that are shimmed up to allow .012 in. of plunge. Tom

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Cliff Sherman's contact info???

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Tool steel lifters set up for NHRA / IHRA are available here:
http://www.precisionenginetech.com/p...solid-lifters/

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Are these lifters legal with a hydraulic camshaft, like the Schubecks? Their webpage says solid lifter.

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My boo-boo. The previous response was for a industry newsletter.
Here is Trend. They don't show it but I called to confirm the offer a .012" "cheater" hydraulic lifter which satisfies NHRA / IHRA requirements.
Price for a set of 16 .904" Chrysler quoted was $610 with a micro-polish finish, $661 with an EDM oil feed at the foot or $1,285 for their coated body (EDM not available on coated as the coating would flake off). These are street prices.
http://www.trendperform.com/index.ph...ts&type=lifter

Also see Precision Products Performance - PPP as they also offer tool steel lifters that will work. Or contact Sherman.

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Greg, Trend and PPPC are a start. Depending on the pressure over the nose of the cam you can get recommendations. I just recently read on another forum concerning these lifters. Mike Jones (camking) of Jones cams can point you in the right direction. Ferrea also markets a tool steel lifter. Depending on your core there are DLC and nitride coatings.