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6.0 Tech
Loss of oil pressure at idle.
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[QUOTE="6.0 Tech, post: 1364048, member: 23001"] Im putting an rcd stage one cam, lifters, push rods and 120# valve springs in mine this go around. After pulling the heads and seeing.valve marks on 4 pistons,, id recommend doing springs if you are pushing anything over 35 or so psi. Ive heard swapping to 6.4 pushrods, or going aftermarket, that come as 6.4 length help the lifter live longer, as the plunger is not bottomed out anymore, it sits near the middle of the lifter where it belongs. [/QUOTE]
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