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Re: 235 lifters #16707 05/16/2003 6:48 AM
Joined: Apr 2003 Posts: 140 Pleasanton CA G George Grenley Wrench Fetcher
George Grenley Wrench Fetcher G Joined: Apr 2003 Posts: 140 Pleasanton CA	A qualified yes. On most engines (well, OK, Chevy V8s) it's not a problem. Just remember when you set the valves. 8-) As far as I know you can do it on the 235 as well. I'm not speaking from personal experience though. George

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235 lifters	slowpoker	05/16/2003 2:45 AM
Re: 235 lifters	George Grenley	05/16/2003 6:48 AM
Re: 235 lifters	emdabbs	05/16/2003 3:37 PM
Re: 235 lifters	Pre '68 Dave	05/16/2003 6:20 PM
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Re: 235 lifters	Tony M	05/17/2003 4:22 PM
Re: 235 lifters	Pre '68 Dave	05/19/2003 3:55 AM
Re: 235 lifters	emdabbs	05/21/2003 2:57 PM
Re: 235 lifters	4ontheFloor	05/21/2003 6:32 PM

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