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Old 04-20-2009, 10:45 AM   #1
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Engine trouble

Hi guys, new here. I have a '69 LW with a 350 bored .060, flat top pistons,truck heads and a mild cam. I can't seem to get it running. The issue is when I turn it over it coughs and sputters and won't stay running. I have timed it 3 or 4 times and I am 90% sure its timed correctly. The last time it ran before I gave up, it bent pushrods and pitted brand new lifters. I thought maybe it was 1) Accidentally built too much compression in the engine and not enough octane, or 2) the rocker arms are the wrong ratio. I know it's not the valve adjustment, that is set to factory specs (according to Haynes).
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