JOHNSON DROP IN HYDRAULIC ROLLER LIFTER SET - GEN III HEMI - 2326R

JOHNSON GEN III HEMI DROP IN LIFTER SET WITH AXLE OILING - 2326R

Fits 2003-newer Dodge Chrysler Jeep Hemi Engines 5.7L 6.1L 6.2L 6.4L

Johnson's 2326 drop-in lifters are the highest quality direct fit lifters available for your Gen III Hemi build. These non-MDS reduced travel hydraulic roller lifters are designed to use factory style lifter trays (trays not included). These lifters will typically require a longer pushrod (please measure for proper pushrod length when installing). MDS system must be physically deleted and programmed out of the PCM when running Johnson lifters. 

Pre-load .035 +/- .010"

Total plunger travel - 0.143"

All Johnson Lifters are made in the USA, and have Johnson Lifter etched on each part.

These Hydraulic lifters feature:

- Cold forged steel body heat treated for exceptional wear resistance.

- Precision ground needle roller bearing with high chromium steel axle for long life and minimal friction.

- Cold forged extra long piston, precision ground and fitted for controlled leak down and pump up.

- High flow disc style quick reacting check valve for better reaction at higher RPM.

- Precision oil metering assuring proper oiling to the rocker arms without sacrificing oil pressure.

• Most available with short travel, variable duration lift, and axle oiling features.

Applications include (5.7L, 6.1L, 6.2L and 6.4L V8 models only):

CHRYSLER 300 2005-2023
DODGE CHALLENGER 2008-2023
DODGE CHARGER 2006-2023
DODGE DURANGO 2004-2023
DODGE MAGNUM 2005-2008
DODGE RAM 1500 PICKUP 2003-2010
DODGE RAM 2500 PICKUP 2003-2010
DODGE RAM 3500 PICKUP 2003-2009
JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE 2005-2023
RAM 1500 2011-2023
RAM 2500 2011-2023
RAM 3500 2011-2023
 Recommended Lifter Installation:

 1. Open and inspect the lifters for any signs of damage to the lifter body or wheel.

 2. Verify the rollers spin without any binding.

 3. Wipe down the lifter body with a lint free rag.  

 4. Coat the outside of the lifter with engine oil (not recommended to soak)

 5. Debris entering a lifter is the main cause of failure.  Clean the top end of the engine to ensure no foreign debris can enter the lifters upon startup.

 6. Inspect the Rocker Arms, Pushrods Ends, and Valve Tips for excessive wear.  Replace as necessary.

 7. Install lifters and set the lifter preload to the recommended specifications.

 8.  Change oil/filter after 50 miles to remove any debris that may have been missed during assembly.