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| | | | Joined: Sep 2009 Posts: 13 New Guy | | New Guy Joined: Sep 2009 Posts: 13 | I realize that this thread ended last year. But I would like to add to it with a follow up question.
I have a 1954 chev 235 pickup I am rebuilding. When I took the valve cover off I noticed one of the rocker arms are broke. I may have located another assembly but it is on a 1957 panel. I believe it has a 235 in it. Does anyone know if that will be the same rocker arm? Like someone mentioned earlier it looks like the casting number will be different but will is it the same part? Would I be better off putting the entire rocker arm shafts in my pickup? Are they compatible? For some reason these rocker arms are very hard to find.
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