red-_-z28

well the rockers and push rods are removed, tomorrow im removing the lifters for inspection

I know you guys are thinking...wow look at this newbie, hes getting excited about something so little. But hey im 16 and this is the only help i get! So yes im a bit unexperienced but what can i say.

IronOutlaw

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Congrats man. Working on your own stuff is so satisfying when you get it fixed and take that first drive.

1bad72

Just take your time and pay attention. If you have a doubt ask questions. And when you turn the key and drive it for the first time you can bet it will be rewarding. Good luck!!

Black93_Formula

hey i dont blame you man i get the same way cuz im only 17 lol. i jus did a fuel pump swap by myself yesterday for the first time and when i drove it i felt accomplished.

SoxXpupPeT

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goodjob man. i remember pulling apart the 267 in my impala. one of the best things in my life by miles. just have patience!

myltwon

iTrader: (1)

firing up my motor that I built (along with the help of some good friends) was very gratifying along with every other single mod (catback, headers, cam swap, etc)

hell fixing a high rpm miss (I've had to do that enough times) made me want to go out and party

shbox

I started working on cars before I could drive. It's great to get the experience. It will help you out a lot in later years. One good thing is that you can get most of your mistakes out of the way early on.

dlk1950

Good work..Take your time,plan things out and ask questions and when you get it done feel great at having done it yourself.

red-_-z28

yea thanks guys! now i got the intake and spider plate off Damn the intake had a few bolts in da back that was a bitch! lol but other then that im satisfied. Im gonna pull each lifter and inspect and i wonder if i should go deeper?