Subject	Re: try loosening the cam caps to verify the valve height
Posted by	MaxxAction on November 03, 2013 at 1:00 PM
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In Reply To	try loosening the cam caps to verify the valve height posted by aliaZ on November 03, 2013 at 07:30 AM
Message	Aliaz... great idea. Thanks for that. I am pretty sure this is the issue. I have had a chance to think about it, and I remember that when I put that cam in, it felt a little tight on flat lifters when I was tightening the caps in the center of the cam. To tell the truth, having just had them done, I didn't give a second thought to the possibility that they wouldn't seal. I had head work done on the original heads for this motor, and the ported heads that were on it before I bought these and had them redone, and never had an issue before. Live and learn I guess.
Follow Ups	Setting valve height with motor in car?? - MaxxAction 20:48:24 11/01/13 Nope. - Cjw3 08:54:17 11/02/13 Re: Nope. - MaxxAction 15:17:20 11/02/13 try loosening the cam caps to verify the valve height - aliaZ 07:30:27 11/03/13 Re: try loosening the cam caps to verify the valve height - MaxxAction 13:00:41 11/03/13 Re: Re: try loosening the cam caps to verify the valve height - Tech@EPR 02:50:26 11/04/13 fwiw, I always do a leakdown on a new motor I'm assembling - aliaZ 12:55:40 11/04/13 Re: fwiw, I always do a leakdown on a new motor I'm assembling - MaxxAction 17:59:15 11/04/13 Re: fwiw, I always do a leakdown on a new motor I'm assembling - Tech@EPR 23:17:12 11/04/13
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