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Randy G |
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I recently read about setting the valve lash at 0.0" in a type IV engine. He was running swivel foot adjusters. How can this be??????? If so it would certainly make the engine quieter.
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r_towle |
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has anyone studied the difference that the swivel foot adjusters deliver versus the stock adjusters?
Based upon the geometry, the stock adjusters actually spin the valve each cycle just a bit. Does that still occur with the swivel foot adjusters? Are they more accurate in maintaining the correct adjustments over the long period? rich |
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