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Old 10-18-2004, 06:45 AM
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will the roller lifters from a Mark 4 block work in a Gen 5????
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They can be used but the require machining the top of the lifter bores down to clear the tie bars it's time consuming but it can be done. Good luck Laz Mesa
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not worth the greif......
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I'm using Cranes in a gen 5 right now. No machining, no problems. You guys must be thinking about gen 6's.
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I just went back to Cranes website and checked. They give the same lifter part no. for 1965- 1995. There is a note however to check for clearence under the link bar on aftermarket blocks such as Dart, Merlin.
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Thanks Ian! Hows the foot?got the Black Thunder put away yet?
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Foot's still screwed up Don. I'm going to have a peg leg for the Pirates Ball. Are you guys going?
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Dyno,
The Morel lifters have a longer body and deeper set pushrod cup. They will work in Mk IV, Gen V & VI blocks with standard retro pushrod length.
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Thanks for the info Bob! Ian I think we will skip the pirates ball....
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