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Old 07-24-2004, 11:34 PM
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Someone has to know of a cold setting on the comp R's. It says pre load of 2-4 thou. Hot. But setting them up cold, whats the magic number? The grow rate on the block can't be that different from engine to engine. I have adj. shaft mounts so I want to get them right. Someone has to have done enough of them to know what to set them up cold. Thanks Andy.
Old 07-25-2004, 02:55 AM
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Go to advanced search "Comp R" in the internal section. There is quite a few threads on this.
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I was looking in there. Too much to read. I need to get this motor in today.
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.008-.010"...about 1/5th of a turn
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I set mine to ~.010 cold and has worked fine spinning to 6900
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1/4 to 1/2 a turn is what I turned up when I searched for this info. I have done two motors this way and it was succesfull. The only way to tell how much preload you have is to put a dial indicator on the rocker just over the pushrod and measure when you tighten it past 0 lash.

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Thanks guys. I set them at .015. 1/4 turn past 0 lash with the jessel shaft mounts. Thanks again. I 'll let you know how it works out.
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.010 cold works fine. Have spun my car to 7000 on the dyno with them a number of times.


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