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Hey you running the Braille 21?
Running one or 2? Any issues cranking or multiple starts in the lanes?? |
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Best header spark plug sockets out there.
https://shop.snapon.com/product/Spec...ocket/S9704RHS https://shop.snapon.com/product/Hand...ocket/S9724RHS
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[QUOTE=Bob Gullett;633205]Best header spark plug sockets out there.
https://shop.snapon.com/product/Spec...ocket/S9704RHS https://shop.snapon.com/product/Hand...ocket/S9724RHS[/QUOTE Hi Bob, Back about 50 years ago, when I was a Chevy guy, I took a 1/2” drive spark plug socket dropped a spark plug in let it come out through the 1/2” drive hole. The socket needed to be broached to the bottom of the socket, marked the socket to still be engaged with the hex on the plug and cut off the excess. Started the plug by hand, slipped the cut down socket over the plug with the insulator sticking through the 1/2” drive hole. Used either a box or open end wrench to finish tightening up the plug...I should have got a patent so Snap On could pay me royalties
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Fixed some paint on the motorhome and still plugging away at the small stuff on the car. Belts are re-certed and back in, almost everything else is done, gonna try to button up a couple things in the morning and fire it up.
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We got it all wrapped up this morning, fired off on the first click of the starter, ran it for 30 seconds and re-checked the valves and found 1 that needed tightened up. Big difference in this setup and oiling to the top VS the last setup. Ran cam break-in for 30 minutes, tomorrow morning I'll check on the new driveshaft and at some point we'll swap rockers.
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there is nothing like hearing a square camshaft stocker engine ,, it is raw as can be ,, good luck this season , go many rounds ,, gmonde
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Lifters are different.
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