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Old 04-03-2019, 04:08 PM
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Originally Posted by marineusmc4
would there be any harm to running the same length rod for everything? If I ran a 7.35” rod then on the 9.75 turn valves they would have a .0625” preload and on the 9.5 turn valves they would have a .075” preload. That’s a difference of 0.0125”. And I believe both of those preload numbers are within the acceptable range of the ls7 style lifter.
You could do that as well. I forget what the acceptable limit was for the LS7 style lifter. Was it .060-.080???
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Originally Posted by 1FastBrick
You could do that as well. I forget what the acceptable limit was for the LS7 style lifter. Was it .060-.080???
that sounds right. Brian tooley says they are as low as .050 all the way up to .100.
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