Re: Super C Valve Clearance Cold

Posted by Steve W (NY) on September 01, 2004 at 05:52:13 from (24.213.210.222):

In Reply to: Super C Valve Clearance Cold posted by JBlavl on September 01, 2004 at 05:38:14:

Here's what I reasoned and it seeme to work for my BN. If the push rods expand when hot, then the cold clearance should be more. I set mine to .017 cold. It's better to have them too loose than to tight. Too loose and at least they seat good....too tight, and the exhaust valves will burn. The head actually acts as a heat sink, every time the valve makes contact, heat is pulled to the head. I had mine up to operating temperature pretty quick, and retorqued the head, and readjusted the valves. It was pretty close.

Take Care
Steve

Follow Ups:

• Re: Super C Valve Clearance Cold Red Dave 06:22:50 09/01/04 (3)
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    • Re: Super C Valve Clearance Cold Gene 09:28:23 09/01/04 (0)

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