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Your way sounds best.
By Dave Shoe - 06/02/2003 2:45:05 PM; IP 12.2.11.131
Thanks for the sequencing info.

I didn't remember which was the best position for picking up zero lash, so I just gave a generic position which would be tough to adjust to.

You've just stated a workable, repeatable reference position. It probably applies to all hydraulic lifters and camshafts, though there may be a few odd-spec cam kits out there that have a strange grind and require a different adjustment pattern.

Shoe.
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 RE: lifter's -- Chad, 06/01/2003
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 RE: .020" to .060" is typical for hydraulic preload. -- Geoff McNew, 06/02/2003
Your way sounds best. -- Dave Shoe, 06/02/2003
 RE: basic set for solids too -- McQ, 06/02/2003
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