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#713393 01/20/2011 1:15 AM
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Holy cow, $140-170 for 12 new hydraulic lifters? Anyone have a source that can do better than this?


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For what size/year engine?

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If you're talking about the 235 hydraulic lifters, there are several sets on Ebay right now for $124.99 plus shipping. That's still pretty high, but they're an oddball length and they have a deep groove ground around the center for oil flow between lifter bores. There's probably not enough sales volume of lifters for a 50+ year old engine design to bring the price down.
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'58 235 (I thought you'd see it in my signature profile)


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A signature name/model/year is often useful; however, hydraulic lifters were never used in original 235 truck engines, so it would be a good idea for everyone to know what you are working with.

Is it a 1958 automobile 235?

A 1958 truck 235 could have hydraulic lifters that were put in in after delivery.

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Well thanks for the education.


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