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redshift
Says it all.


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ArtechnikA
QUOTE(redshift @ Nov 13 2003, 01:29 PM)
Says it all.

should be zero; that's why we set it to something, cold.
redshift
hmm... completely, totally, absolutely closed?

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swood
Yoh!

This is somewhat of a long read, but you probably have the time. laugh.gif

http://shoptalkforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=...ighlight=valves

Ray discusses how he adjusts his valves HOT.

Personally, I don't want to jamb my mitts in there near that hot metal, but that's just me.
Jake Raby
I do mine the same way, on the dyno, and in my cars. On a 914 its near impossible!

The pushrods I have made run zero lash and have .005-7 when at operating temp.
john rogers
The definitive answer is, Depends on what the cam is ground to have as valve clearances and when they should be set. Things that affect it are push rods (alloy or steel), cam grind, lifter type (type 1 or 4)
cylinder barrel material.
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