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> valve train geometry
TheCabinetmaker
post Jan 24 2011, 07:36 AM
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Does this look okay to you guys? This is at half lift.
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nathansnathan
post Jan 24 2011, 09:14 AM
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Looks like the 911 adjuster is hitting the rocker, like its adjusted out too much. It looks like they've been faced properly, but the trick will be to use shims under the rocker stands, maybe .060" or so.

The slotted end of the adjuster will be the limiting factor, it hitting the head cover. If you're willing/ able to shorten them and reslot that would be ideal.
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