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COMP Cams Evolution Hydraulic Roller Lifter Set 265-400 Chevrolet Small Block - Set of 16
$696.14
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$696.14
$696.14
Tech Specs
- Brand
- COMP Cams
- SKU
- CCA85301-16
- Manufacturer part number
- 85301-16
- Category
- Engine Components › Lifters
- Shipping weight
- 5.0 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
COMP Cams Evolution HCT (Hydraulic Cartridge Technology) is a new patented tappet. The Evolution HCT tappet provides most consistent performance of any set of lifters in the aftermarket. A combination of self-contained hydraulic cartridge and accompanying reduced oil volume that is less effected by oil aeration delivers the most consistent bleed rates between each lifter. The smaller volume within the hydraulic cartridge creates one of the most responsive and quietest lifters on the market. Startup noise is greatly reduced and a precision controlled bleed down rate ensure excellent performance at high RPM. The patented cartridge design also allows for an incredibly stiff lifter body, greatly reducing body distortion and further ensuring consistent hydraulic performance. This patented HCT tappet is not just a performance Original Equipment replacement. This is an all new bespoke design started from a blank canvas developed to meet the demanding performance and durability our customers desire.Also, as an industry first the hydraulic element of this patented lifter is serviceable, allowing anyone to rebuild their lifters in their own garage.
- Designed to meet the demanding performance and durability needs of today's high performance engines
- Most consistent performing lifters available
- Quietest hydraulic lifters on the market
- Patented design
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