Country Boy

iTrader: (24)

What is the sequence for doing adjustable rockers? I dont want to have to turn the motor over 100 times to get all the rockers adjusted.

H82BBad

I start on number one and then work my way back. I found it is the best way to not miss any.

Unaffliated Racing

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werd!....just have someone sit in the drivers seat and tell them to bump the key..easy way...if you need any help give me a call at work

later,
brian

michael101

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I made a remote starter switch for mine to use for rocker adjustment. I ran wire to the small term. on the starter solenoid, and a wire to the 12v(+) on the driver side. Using a push button you'll be able to 'bump' your way through a lot easier.

Country Boy

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The motor is out of the car right now. I just didnt want to spin it over a bunch of times to get all 8 done. I was wondering if anyone knew the valve sequence like the SBCs for adjusting the rockers.

Thanks guys

P Mack

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can't you just use firing order? there might be a faster way, but this way you only have to turn it over twice at the most, 90 degrees for each cylinder.

Country Boy

iTrader: (24)

I could, I was just looking to do multiple valves at one time like the SBCs.... Just being lazy and its a new motor.

66ImpalaLT1

The most you'll need to turn it is twice. Set it on #1 TDC and follow the firing order turning the crank 1/4 turn each time.

Two rotations is not a big deal.