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Old 03-15-2021, 10:39 AM
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Hey Larry, which part of the build is the inexpensive part?

You wouldn’t have an older style 857 lifter you’d sell, would ya?

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LOL you are exactly right about that Murf

There is one set here we are holding on to that dad ran in his old engine for about 4 years (that was almost 20 years ago, lol) they were a whisper quiet set in his engine. I was told, I think by Tom, when I put up a picture of them that they are actually a set of Johnsons that Comp was using and reboxing back in that time frame. I always thought they were Morels. Anyway, unfortunately nothing to sell.
Maybe you told me and I forgot, did you have one go south?

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Old 04-26-2023, 03:46 PM
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As far as lifters and oiling bands and oiling holes, Crawdaddy Customs did a video looking at a variety of GM .842 replacement lifters -> Here it is: https://www.youtube.com/@CrawdaddyCustoms/videos

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