89 360 vs 71 360

He took apart the hydro lifters and effectively made a fixed pushrod seat with an oil hole. They would work with your 89 roller block (same spider and retainers as the non-magnum roller).

The modified lifters don't seem to be available anymore, and other forums/posts allude to issues/failures of these lifters that others have experienced.

If an aggressive cam is used in a roller block with OEM lifters it's probably just as effective to lash them solid and then back off 1/8-1/4 turn. Pump-up shouldn't be a huge concern if the car has a rev limiter and good springs.
The only reason I was curious about it is our 5.9 Mag has Hughes valve springs (1110's) and if it sits for a few days the stronger than stock springs collapse the stock lifters. they pump up right away after idling 30 sec or a min but it is irritating, it is a fairly mild Lunati cam with .485 advertised lift that is done by 5000/5500 RPM. I ran this car with a 273 for years so I am not intimidated by solids and just thought if there was an easy way to convert to solids I would, but we dont really need them for performance reasons.