Definitely go with all 3g lifters. The 1g and 2g lifters are both poorly designed which leads them to ticking. You can buy individual lifters from MAP (for a massive $35 each) or an entire set of ITM lifters for $100 (which I would suggest).

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Topline lifters are garbage

So i was looking at those itm lifters and it just says for all 4g63 engines. and they are $94 those the right ones on that site you put up?

I've got a set used of EVO VIII/IX lifters from the classifieds on EvolutionM.net, switching to solid lifters appears to be a common modification among EVOs so every now and then a used set will pop out for cheap. You would be obviously taking a risk, who knows what the real reason for updating them was in the first place, so the usual precautions are to be taken (check the seller feedback, ask proper questions etc.), but they can be found cheap. I did clean them as per the several youtube videos on the subject you can find out there and installed them, the ticking was gone for good.

STM: TOPLINE REVISED LIFTERS | 4G63 DSM EVO | 3000GT 6G72

you'll be set!

Imback said:

Topline lifters are garbage

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Should i still use them after this guy said they are garbage?

boosted 96 eclipse said:

Should i still use them after this guy said they are garbage?

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Yes.. you should.

or... you could pay less and get these

ITM Revised Lifters for All 4g63 Applications (Complete Set) - Modern Automotive Performance

Which someone already recommended.

Topline are great i used them in my builds ran them for ten years in one head.

you should be good with a set of oem lifters .. clean them up and slap them in, if you still hear lifter tick add more mods....

I got my TopLine on eBay for $90 shipped brand new.
So far so good with about 12k miles and I know 3 other people using them.

So topline it is than thanks guys!

4G63T Mitsubishi Lash Adjusters

I've had these in my car for 4 years and 18k miles.