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Shotgun! · 03-09-2006

It's not a big deal. About a fourth of us have SQs. And we are so cool. I'd just stick with the service limits in the manuals and call it good. They are 'sposed to be loud...they are solid. If you want, you can go a bit tight on the intake side and a bit lose of the exhuast side...this will make more tq. Not that you need it...

03-09-2006	#13
Shotgun! Totenritt Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Gardner, KS Drives: Cranberry Plastic, Shiny red Bayliner with a V10 Posts: 1,670	Re: adjusting solid lifters It's not a big deal. About a fourth of us have SQs. And we are so cool. I'd just stick with the service limits in the manuals and call it good. They are 'sposed to be loud...they are solid. If you want, you can go a bit tight on the intake side and a bit lose of the exhuast side...this will make more tq. Not that you need it...