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#546409 06/13/2009 8:46 PM
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I have a 56 235 the block is a casting 3837004 the stamping is 05I8776F56Z the lifter bores all have a galley running front to rear I hope that means its set up for hyd. lifters. other wise I have been given wrong info. I think the lifters would be .989 O.D. and 2.3225 long

eliminatethis #546494 06/13/2009 10:27 PM
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I had a hard time finding a new set of good hyd.lifters myself!! I found these guys at Topline http://www.toplineauto.com/index.asp
I contacted them by email and they were really nice and helped me get the right lifters for my block.

Slickt #546500 06/13/2009 10:51 PM
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Check your other post on this subject. That engine wasn't equipped with hydraulics.

waldo53 #547220 06/16/2009 6:58 PM
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sorry if I ran a duplicate post. I ment it to be more specific as I now believe there is a lifter for that block and now I believe that lifter to be a A-761 topline/Hylift brand all the specs work and the oil galley in the block matches up to the lifter oil galley relief, also there application is 1950-53 chevy with powerglide with replacement cast iron camshaft I will post if it is a go thought I believe I will have to replace the push rods do to lenght.


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