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Old 01-01-2017, 11:19 PM   #1
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Default Re: LT 1 350 valve to piston clearance

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I apologize. The Stock rules are different enough from when I ran Stock with that '56, I should have kept quite. About all he can do legaly is move the cam.

I don't get the remark about water?
No need to apologize Ed, not only do we look forward to it ..but we all appreciate your input. You are a lucky man to have raced in the junior stock era and still be more than competitive in today's Super Stock eliminator. In the Don McElroy era, he would bolt a dummy head on the motor and with the assistance of a BFH he would hammer the valve into the piston.

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Old 01-02-2017, 01:33 AM   #2
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Default Re: LT 1 350 valve to piston clearance

I ran .050 on exhaust side in my 350/255. Keep burnout to 5500 or less and never had anything touch, at .040 they do.
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