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Re: Valve adjustment myths

Subject: Re: Valve adjustment myths
by joeld on 2013/3/11 2:18:22

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Calm wrote:
Hi Woody,

You have center-bolt valve covers......which means you'd need to cut around the holes in order to access the rocker nuts yet still have enough meat to bolt down the covers?

I've never heard of this being done, and I suspect it won't actually work because the metal would not sustain enough hold-down pressure to seal the gasket.

What I do is warm up the motor, take one cover off, adjust, then replace cover. Repeat on other side. Then I let cool down and simple green and hose down each side.


Yea, it would be tough to fab a set of center bolt covers for this. I've used this type of deflectors years ago with the stamped steel rockers, not sure if they would work on the later style such as yours.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/mrg-1015

Joel
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