Comp Cams DLC Hydraulic Flat Tappet Lifter

[Stan Weiss]

Originally Posted by Billy Hampton

Risk a real race engine on this? I doubt it.
Nothing to see here, move along...

That is the 812 (Non-coated) what I asked about is the 812D.


Stan

[Billy Hampton]

Originally Posted by Stan Weiss

That is the 812 (Non-coated) what I asked about is the 812D.


Stan

Wasn't responding to a question. Just showing some common lifter prices.

[Mike Gray]

The price is low because they make it up on volume 😄

[jcw31]

Wow they come up with a lifter that will work at a reasonable price street race whatever (they can still be shimmed if no solid avail) they claim no breakin at 1/10 the price of tool steel lifter and we get complaints or it cant be done !!! Im sure they did testing . For street engines this is a blessing .
Do you know how many machine shops are either not doing flats hyd or solids and are going to roller only because of breakin ?
If these do work that just saved the flat tappet and non roller cam business .
Comp is not the only one coming out with this , there are others . But I have to say thanks to them for at least trying .
Even if they are owned by a investment co.
















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[SSGN]

It will be interesting to see if they offer other engine options in the future.

[john ancona]

On Monday 23 I ordered two sets of 812D-16 they arrived today straight form comp on the lifter it self there in no markings as to where they were made nor on the box or in the instructions, now that I have seen them for myself they are going back to Comp
My advice would be if you are selling a engine parts, and you feel the need not to say where it is made then expect it to be sent back

[340Cuda]

If anyone is interested, I checked with Comp and the 812D-16 lifters are $119.95 for a full set and they are made in their facility in Bronson MI.