question re: valve train noises that dont seem normal.
Car runs great though with no drivability issues or Ltrim issues.
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http://tech.cfbinc.com/dave/valvetrain.avi
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Your p-rod choice is good unless you base circle is over .055 difference VS stock (can't you get that figure from TR?)

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But with dual springs retainers some can have clearance issues with underside of stock rockers.
So it's clear that even well known and respected tuners are more than willing to "let it ride" when it comes to the small technical details like choosing the correct push rod length for a given combination. The assumption (I guess) is that it will last long enough to not blow up in the first 30K miles or so.. By the time something bad happens you are convinced that "it's all part of the modding game, you take your chances, blah blah blah", and you'll probably head right back to the same tuner that was really responsible for the failure in the first place, so they can fix you up with a new and improved package.
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I'm very interested in what you find out. I had the same noise, now after replacing heads, pushrods, shortblock (by a tuner), and rockers. I still have the noise. I've just replaced the lifters (again, Comp 850-16's) and I'm waiting on some new headers before I can see if the new lifters help. I had the stock rockers, now I have the HS's (.065 preload). There's not much left to try out!
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EDIT::
N/M i was reading that backwards. What is happening is the plunger is creeping down slowly and the dial is actually showing .080" after a few seconds. Is this normal?
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Last edited by TT_Vert; Jul 5, 2005 at 04:35 PM.
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