Elgin OE Lifter and Guide Assemblies for LS Engines with Active Fuel Management - Engine Builder Magazine

Elgin OE Lifter and Guide Assemblies for LS Engines with Active Fuel Management

Elgin's pre-assembled sets feature the same parts offered by GM, including two each of the AFM-equipped engine’s front and rear guides and lifters. All parts are marked for fast, easy installation.

Elgin Industries has introduced Elgin PRO-STOCK genuine original equipment valve lifter and guide assemblies for General Motors LS Series engines equipped with Active Fuel Management technology. 

Available now through engine parts distributors, these pre-assembled sets (#HLG-7011FRA) feature the same parts offered by GM, including two each of the AFM-equipped engine’s front and rear guides and lifters. All parts are marked for fast, easy installation.

Please note, these sets should not be used with GM engines equipped with Dynamic Fuel Management, or Dynamic Skip Fire technology.

AFM technology, formerly known as Displacement on Demand, utilizes a valve lifter oil manifold (VLOM) to deactivate the intake and exhaust valve lifters on cylinders 1, 4, 6 and 7 for increased fuel economy under certain operating conditions. The lifters used on these cylinders are taller and feature special oil holes. It is important that new guides be used when changing lifters due to degradation of the guides’ polymer material.

For more information: 1-800-323-6764 or www.elginind.com.

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