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#1399520 03/01/2021 4:58 PM
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The Filling Station parts newsletter has a trivia question. They asked what year was hyd. lifters first come out on chevy's. The answer was 1953. I thought it was 1950 when the powerglide came out.
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1950 is correct.
I plan on calling them on that.


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About the time I got started on a hydraulic roller lifter conversion for the modified "216" I'm building, my lathe decided to eat a couple of gears. The parts to fix it are on order. I'm planning to use a hydraulic roller lifter designed for a MOPAR V6, and fabricate an external oil distribution manifold to supply them with enough oil volume to stay pumped up. If the project is successful, the "ZDDP in the oil" question might be resolved as well. The lifters are slightly smaller diameter than the stovebolt lifters, so it's going to be necessary to fabricate thinwall reducer sleeves for the lifter bores.
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