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That would be much appreciated!

Wont hurt to know which lifters are the same/different to one another...May help others with RB's know what's what when it comes to replacing the lifters for new items.

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This was the reply I got from the supplier:

Dear David,

A tech from the manufacturer finally got back to me about the dimensions for part # LIF630. He said that the overall height was .964 inches, the overall thickness was 1.218 inches, and the inner diameter was 1.138 inches. Unfortunately that was all the information they had available.

I hope this helps. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please feel free to call the number listed below or simply respond to this email. If you would like to reach me personally, my extension here is 165. Have a great day.

I did ask for alot more information, but such is life!

How do these dimensions measure up with the ones you have from your head Michael?

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I wont get to check them until tomorrow afternoon. But going from the manual, the OD seems pretty close, its about 0.0007" smaller then a std factory rb25de/det lifter. So you would have abit more clearance between lifter body and lifter bore.

There was no mention of height in the manual. But I will mic up the ones at my old mans tomorrow and confirm.

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I ordered a set of lifters for my CA from rock auto after being ripped off by another seller in that states that only sent 12 then refused to answer calls or emails. From what I found with the my CA there are at least 3 different styles of lifters, I pulled down 3 engines and each of them had slightly different lifters. Even though hydraulic lifters automatically adjust lash they don't have infinite adjustment, there is an adjustment shim between the internal piston and the lifters body.

P.S. rock auto were brilliant, ordered them online and they were at my door 5 working days later. Not 3 months like the other guys.

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This was the reply I got from the supplier:

I did ask for alot more information, but such is life!

How do these dimensions measure up with the ones you have from your head Michael?

Ok I just measured up a spare one and its dimensionally the same as those ones.

Seems like the vg ones are identical. Well as far as I can tell from the measurements supplied.

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