HELP!!! WTF now.....
Take it out for a test drive and now hear this....
During the several times I've idle it in the garage never heard this. Engine build:
6liter, 4.005" bore, -5cc Flat Top forged pistons, Forged I beam rods, stock crank, Clevite bearings, ARP studs & bolts, Polluter stg3 cam, stock 243 heads (no milling, minor port job), BTR lifters & dual valve springs, Trunion upgrade for rockers, Chrome Moly Push Rods (*7.325"), Melling 10296 oil pump, LS2 Timing chain dampner, LS2 timing chain.
* - this is what was measured for.
I hear it mostly on the drivers side around #1 & 3 cylinder. I've pulled the valve covers off and still see nothing that pops out, also rechecked that all rockers were at 22ft lbs of torque. No play or slap between push rods and rockers. I've even drained some oil to see look for any metal flakes. Clean.

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Also I saw today he no longer sells them. So now what???
Pull the cover and run to see if noise is there or not.
Also I plan on getting new push rods on payday.
I take it you have yet to pull the valve cover and check if noise is there? Might not even be a valve cover problem. Its the first thing to try and if its the valve cover find out what valve is hitting where and modify it so it doesn't hit.
I talked with Brian form BTR and he gave me instructions on how to zero in on it. #3 cyl was making all the noise. Pulled the head and one of the lifters plunger would not move at all. He sent replacements + gasket (which arrived today).
I did so while zeroing in on the lifter and yes they did. So I ordered new Compcam 7.4" CM push rods. Hopefully Fedex delivers them tomorrow.
Alot of times you can take your rockers off, push rods out and you can look down through the push rod passage and see the top of the lifter. If the lifter is collapsed you will see that the plunger (where the push rod sits) will be further down into the lifter than the rest of them.










