Johnson – LS Slow Leakdown Link Bar Lifter Set (2116LSR)

(2 customer reviews)

$848.68

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Johnson
  • Cold forged steel body heat treated for exceptional wear resistance.
  • Precision ground needle roller bearing with high chromium steel axle for long life and minimal friction.
  • Cold forged extra long piston, precision ground and fitted for controlled leak down and pump up.
  • High flow disc style quick reacting check valve for better reaction at higher RPM.
  • Precision oil metering assuring proper oiling to the rocker arms without sacrificing oil pressure.
  • Proprietary tie-bar system
  • All hydraulic lifters are available with short travel, variable duration lift, and axle oiling features.

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2 reviews for Johnson – LS Slow Leakdown Link Bar Lifter Set (2116LSR)

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    What’s the difference In the Johnson ST21116lsr and the 2116lsr
  1. Q What’s the difference In the Johnson ST21116lsr and the 2116lsr answer now
    Asked by Mike on December 19, 2023 9:09 am
    A ST designates short travel so the window to set up preload is much shorter .058 travel, believe they advertise .035 +/- .010 vs the 2116lsr has a broader window .093
    2. Lme ltx 390, Track Attack Cid Gpi heads no mill, lt1 oem gasket, 2116lsr, what would be a good pushrod, where should i fall in between?
  2. Q Lme ltx 390, Track Attack Cid Gpi heads no mill, lt1 oem gasket, 2116lsr, what would be a good pu...... Read more answer now
    Asked by Omar Garcia on July 25, 2023 5:28 pm
    A There's no way of knowing with 100% certainty you'll have to check with a pushrod length checker tool

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