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Hi. Does anyone have a handle on which year rocker arms exchange with a 1958 235 I have a really bad intake arm on cylinder 5 and have not found a replacement. I have a 1935 207 core engine, with the head, and the arms look similar, but smaller. I have not tried a fit yet. I have not had any luck online determining if other years are the same which could be used to replace the one I have that's bad . As a side question, has anyone had experience welding and re-machining an arm?? Thanks


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1954 and up 235 rocker arms are the same.


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Gene. Thanks


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Aren’t ‘59-‘62 rocker arms different than the earlier ones?

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Yes, the 1959 and up have the off set oil grove.


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