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I had replaced the ex valves and installed roller rockers . Now the valves are not turning. Any suggestions. thanks
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Rocker not square with valve tip?
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Valve geometry issue.
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Have you put some felt pen ink or die on the valve tip and done a full sweep to check the contact on the valve tip? A couple of guys I know have experienced issues with the Comp rockers because they are not the ratio they purchased. Also, make sure sure the roller tip rotates free. Too many times I have seen others wash brand new roller rockers, removing the lubricant from the roller making them seize. A seized roller tip can generate a side load on the valve stem due to limited contact on the tip. |
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