Subject	Your lift on the solid cams are off because you
Posted by	AzHeat on April 22, 2004 at 2:04 AM
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In Reply To	Need some advice from the valvetrain experts here >> posted by timz on April 21, 2004 at 04:12 PM
Message	are not considering the lash adjustment. Yes the cam lift will be what you stated but your valve lift will be the cam lift minus the lash. On hydraulic , cam lift is valve lift.
Follow Ups	Need some advice from the valvetrain experts here >> - timz 16:12:28 04/21/04 im not sure, but are you selling your old cams? (n/m) - NA300zx (OH) 16:17:00 04/21/04 Sorry Dave, they were sold. (n/m) - timz 16:21:33 04/21/04 This won't answer your question, but I'm trying to learn - Scotts94z32 16:55:27 04/21/04 We don't have rocker arm :)..it's direct 1:1 ratio bucket - timz 17:30:26 04/21/04 That's good info - I've learned today. I thought a 50 thou - Scotts94z32 17:55:04 04/21/04 50 thou will be way too much for the valve clearance:) - timz 18:09:43 04/21/04 isnt there a little shim under each bucket? - ScubaSteve 19:24:22 04/21/04 No shims, healthy lifters self-adjust (n/m) - Chip(GMS Racing) 21:15:29 04/21/04 Re: Need some advice from the valvetrain experts here >> - nixit 17:00:52 04/21/04 Thanks for the advice nixit:) - timz 17:38:20 04/21/04 no what he means is its better to have more clearance than - ScubaSteve 19:30:17 04/21/04 I am going almost the same route you are but - AzHeat 01:59:33 04/22/04 Your lift on the solid cams are off because you - AzHeat 02:04:11 04/22/04 No..On solid cam, cam lift = valve lift when eveything is - timz 07:25:45 04/22/04 Have you been to Tomei website ? I suggest you do because - AzHeat 08:52:17 04/22/04 You're right..I just figured this out - timz 09:39:39 04/22/04 I was thinking the same thing, how much you were - AzHeat 15:33:18 04/22/04
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