Posted By: 11secondC
P-V clearance with MP 590? *DELETED* - 05/30/13 03:55 PM
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Uh, thanks for nothing? I wouldn't have asked the question if I had the tools to do so...
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Uh, thanks for nothing? I wouldn't have asked the question if I had the tools to do so...
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Uh, thanks for nothing? I wouldn't have asked the question if I had the tools to do so...
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Uh, thanks for nothing? I wouldn't have asked the question if I had the tools to do so...
Wow what a jerk of response! I doubt you will get any info or a response from anyone else on this board. Mike is very well thought of by everyone on here.
Quote:Too funny..........go ahead and run it you`ll be fine ESPECIALLY above 8000 rpm`s............let us know how it works for ya. Born in 76 so you must know everything......
Uh, thanks for nothing? I wouldn't have asked the question if I had the tools to do so...
Quote:thats a crappy resopnce on your part.different engines have different variables.
Uh, thanks for nothing? I wouldn't have asked the question if I had the tools to do so...
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Zero deck 440 with SRP's flat-tops -6cc valve reliefs...MP 590, 75 cc Edelbrocks, Marine Fel-pro's...
Anyone run into issues with the cam in @ 102-104?
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Well I have very close to the same combo..But not sure I want to tell you anything !!....gezz man chill out.. Now I have a lot of valve to piston clearnce.. same cam- flat top pistons. 0 deck- stock crank-stock length rods- 1.5 rockers. over .150 on both intake and exhaust . But you really should not take anyone word on this.. bad things can and will happen if it is not right..I would have to look and see what size my relieves are.cam is in at 101. heads are 72cc.
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The clique's on here are funny.
About what I expected, understandable since my screenname isn't bbodybob or abodyjoe...
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Zero deck 440 with SRP's flat-tops -6cc valve reliefs...MP 590, 75 cc Edelbrocks, Marine Fel-pro's...
Anyone run into issues with the cam in @ 102-104?
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Put a test spring on the intake and the exhaust and
test your own set up... use a dial indicator and at full
lift push down on the rocker and measure the distance
Quote:the best way to check this with no tools is wedge the carb wide open stick our water hose in the carb start the motor. win it hit max rpm turn the water on full blast. win the engine stops the piston to valve will be just right
Zero deck 440 with SRP's flat-tops -6cc valve reliefs...MP 590, 75 cc Edelbrocks, Marine Fel-pro's...
Anyone run into issues with the cam in @ 102-104?
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Put a test spring on the intake and the exhaust and
test your own set up... use a dial indicator and at full
lift push down on the rocker and measure the distance
Ahhh. You know better than this. Measuring at full lift won't yield results. The piston will be half way down the hole. He needs to measure 10 to 20 degrees before top dead center for the opening of the intake valve and 10 to 20 degrees after top dead center for the closing of the exhaust valve. Valve to piston clearance is only a concern during a 40 degree swing through overlap.
Here's another option that requires almost no tools. But, only works for flat top pistons. Take a CD or two and set it on top of the piston. A typical compact disc is .060" thick. So two CDs will equal .120". Now reassemble the engine, set lash at zero, and turn it over by hand nice and slow. If it stops then the valves are too close. Some trimming of the CD may be necessary to clear the quench area.
Quote:Holy chit, that`s hilarious................ I thaught and HOPE the cd thing was a joke...........Quote:the best way to check this with no tools is wedge the carb wide open stick our water hose in the carb start the motor. win it hit max rpm turn the water on full blast. win the engine stops the piston to valve will be just right
Zero deck 440 with SRP's flat-tops -6cc valve reliefs...MP 590, 75 cc Edelbrocks, Marine Fel-pro's...
Anyone run into issues with the cam in @ 102-104?
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Holy chit, that`s hilarious................ I thaught and HOPE the cd thing was a joke...........
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fwiw.I've actually met Mike in the pits a few years back, seemed like a nice enough guy...my apologies to him for being so curt...
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I filled my valve relieves with clay on my last engine. Turn the crank over a few times, then measure the thickness of the clay where the valve hits it. You can do this without gasket too just to get a rough estimate. My engine never even touched the clay so I knew I was good. Hope that helps.
Quote:At least he's learned that deleting the first post of a thread does NOT delete the thread.
I guess 11second found his answer so he deleted the post..
hope his answer is right... best of luck to him
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Speaking of water, watch the end of this video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RBRCaVjYrM
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Speaking of water, watch the end of this video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RBRCaVjYrM
All I can say is wow. Thanks for the laugh.
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As stupid as he is, i did feel sorry for him after looking at the pics of the burns.
Mick
Quote:I don't think the piston to valve was right he had some tools
Speaking of water, watch the end of this video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RBRCaVjYrM