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Old 05-18-2003, 01:46 PM
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I need to check the P/V clearance in my new motor this week. I am running diamond pistons with -2cc valve reliefs and a 232/238 xer cam. The valve reliefs are pretty big and dont really think that clearance will be an issue. What is the easiest way to check P/V clearance?
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Do I need a welded or solid lifter?
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Use a solid lifter
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Where can he find a solid LSX lifter???
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