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Old 01-03-2004, 12:40 AM   #1
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Question Adjusting Valves in Houston??

Who wants to adjust the valves in the 385? I just got through adjusting them and they seem to be worse than they were before. I used the method of adjusting half the valves with it on 0 TDC on the #1 compression stroke, and the other half at #6 TDC compression stroke. I would rather do it running, but I don't have an extra valve cover to cut up, and I have a High volume high pressure pump in it, so no cover at all is out of the question. So does someone wanna come do it, or tell me how much I should expect to pay someone to do it.
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