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Old 10-30-2018, 12:51 PM   #26
SRT8-X
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Re: '69 C10 327 SBC Off Idle Stumble / Misfire Help - I feel like I've tried EVERYTHI

I'm posting the following picture of the lifter valley just to determine if anyone sees any lifters which look out of position or sequence. I know I need to verify / adjust the valves but figured one of you may be able to visually see something wrong here. I don't know what position the engine is at this point, it was when I was installing the new intake and carb. Just figured it may help identify an issue with the valves if present.
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