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  • ...JD TUNING ADELAIDE...
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I think the stock ones were never designed to be spun + 7000rpm and with big builds +7000 happens and yeh u can run into full pump up situation

Atomic have the solution with enlarged galleries and bypass valve to remove pump up

Sounds like u knew the answer all along ....

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What would stuffed lifters cause?

I notice when I do a big warm up burnout and stop straigjt away the car idles real rough for 30 seconds then comes fine again, sometimes it stalls and when I try and start it the car winds over with no compression like the spark plugs are missing...... Is this a sign of the lifter not keeping up?

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Nope not valve springs.

Had 50+ dyno runs no issues only when on and off high rpm-limiter it happens,

I can so a skid on the street no issues as I continue to drive but if I do a skid and stop Instantly after the skid it dies. Definitely not springs

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Don't think you have stuffed lifters. Just looks like they pump up on high revs so when you go back to idle it takes a little time for them to bleed down so all the valves close properly.

But having a higher bleed rate lifter may make the engine more clackity at idle. Talk to Atomic about it and tell us what you find out.

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