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Not winning - valve geometry
Hi group.
Finally got my heads yesterday. Today, I'm set to get my car running again... but wait! Could there be _more_ surprises? But of course! Pushrods are too short. From the look of the adjusters, geometry was never right. In fact, I notice that the rocker arms are free to slide back and forth about 1mm on the fancy hich-tech solid rocker shaft. In retrospect, I can now see why it destroyed a valve guide (though a kindlier engine would have kept it in the port, and not sent a piece into the cylinder Anyhow, Monday I'll order new adjusters, a set of cut-'em-yourself pushrods, and shaft spacers/shims. Anybody ever buy from http://www.chircoestore.com ? Also, opinions on swivel-foot adjusters vs. standard are appreciated. And, no, I don't know what cam lift is, nor do I know what the rocker ratio is. Pulled the oil pump hoping to see something, but there's no marking. bolt-on gear, though. Ya gotta love getting stuck with someone's half-baked crap. Chris |
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