INA lifters
#7
Has anyone used the INA lifers instead of the genuine lifters? Any feedback on them?
Fcpeuro notes that INA make the lifters as OE for the M156
https://www.fcpeuro.com/products?utf...rds=1560500225
It would save me a tonne to order INA lifters and Elring headbolts.
Fcpeuro notes that INA make the lifters as OE for the M156
https://www.fcpeuro.com/products?utf...rds=1560500225
It would save me a tonne to order INA lifters and Elring headbolts.
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INA seems to be an original equipment supplier for Lifters
However, these INA (non-MB AMG branded) Lifters may be spec'd slightly differently than the MB AMG branded/spec'd Lifters in regards to anti-friction coating on the top surface, etc.
The MB AMG branded Lifters have undergone a few updates (2-3, i believe) since their inception to improve durability, in terms of this coating, and hydraulic design. Not sure the INA units feature the same updates.
These Lifters (especially older designs) are known to be prone to a certain, particular wear on the surface as well, which is postulated by master tech Tasos Moschatos to be attributed to camshaft lobes that have roughened/sharpened over time.
However, these INA (non-MB AMG branded) Lifters may be spec'd slightly differently than the MB AMG branded/spec'd Lifters in regards to anti-friction coating on the top surface, etc.
The MB AMG branded Lifters have undergone a few updates (2-3, i believe) since their inception to improve durability, in terms of this coating, and hydraulic design. Not sure the INA units feature the same updates.
These Lifters (especially older designs) are known to be prone to a certain, particular wear on the surface as well, which is postulated by master tech Tasos Moschatos to be attributed to camshaft lobes that have roughened/sharpened over time.
Last edited by MBNRG; 01-24-2019 at 06:03 AM.