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Guy,
Hate to say this but it needs saying: solid roller lifters do not last 10K miles....
5K to 7K is usually the max, even with really good maintenance.
If you must have them, it's a really good idea to replace/rebuild them every 5K miles.
There's a new type of solid roller lifters that are advertised to run more miles; it would pay to find someone with actual experience with them before going that route.
There are some new-style Crane hydraulic roller lifters that are supposed to be OK to 8500 rpm if you need that. I haven't tried them.
I have run my old-style Crane hydraulic rollers 30K miles without incident so far.
When you are rebuilding the engine again, I'd recommend thinking about this change.
Just sayin'
Tom
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