Sbc Isky Solid Roller Lifters 1271 Lsh on 2040-parts.com
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
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These are Isky 1271LSH straight up (no offset) solid roller lifters. That are in good condition with all wheels rolling smoothly and free. All the tie bars move freely. The bodies are in good shape. These lifters are .842 in diameter so they'll fit in any standard chevy small block. That are also +.300 taller for tie bar clearance. That are the Red Zone lifter so that means that can be rebuilt by Isky when they need to be. Priced to sell and these do not come up for sale very often! I have 3 sets so one set has to go. If purchased please pay for item within 48 hours or make arrangements prior to purchase. Thanks for looking.
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