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Does anyone know who manufactures check ball springs for chevy 235 lifters?
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I have NEVER heard of indivulal parts being available for lifters and have been in the Chevrolet parts business since 1950.
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I have an original cam on my 1956 235 motor. Can I use aftermarket lifters?
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Is the 235 from a car or truck?
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1956 235 powerglide transmission 2 door hardtop.
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Lifter applications
5230650 1950-1952
5230850 1953 - was replaced by 5230650 in 1957 or about that time as a replacemnt part
5231450 1954 -1958\
5231830 1959-1962
Junk sold today is usually one lifter to cover all applications
I would watch for your correct 1956 lifter on Ebay
Lifters were designed for cam lift, valve spring tension and changes to oiling system and cam lobe.
Gene Schneider
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