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427 Intake change

By Mike K - 04/07/2003 5:32:29 PM; IP 68.160.190.208

I'm about to change over my intake from a 427 8v tunnel wedge to an 8v medium riser. I've finally gotten all the pieces needed and had a question about valve adjustment. I was told that I would not need to readjust the valves once I perform this change over. I had assumed I would because of removing the rockers/push rods. Can anyone give me some idea of their experience? Any tips to make it only twice as involved as I have planned? Many thanks. Mike

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427 Intake change -- Mike K, 04/07/2003

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Valve adjustment -- Royce Peterson, 04/07/2003

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RE: Valve adjustment -- Mike K, 04/07/2003

Intake etc. -- Royce Peterson, 04/08/2003