2.6L Mech valve adj gap?

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Re: 2.6L Mech valve adj gap? [Re: fasteddy] #792670 02/26/07 01:15 AM

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Getting the Wheeling Fever

Thanks for the info. I am installing the intake first just to be sure it is torqued properly then the head. I couldnt get the pan all the way off so i just dropped it and cleaned it and checked with an inspection mirror. Getting the gasket on properly is my only concern now.

87 Dodge Raider M/T 2.6L, Clearwater Head, Pacesetter Header, Weber Carb, Still working on it!

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2.6L Mech valve adj gap?	MotoXman	02/25/07 11:11 PM
Re: 2.6L Mech valve adj gap?	fasteddy	02/26/07 12:38 AM
Re: 2.6L Mech valve adj gap?	MotoXman	02/26/07 01:15 AM
Re: 2.6L Mech valve adj gap?	fasteddy	02/27/07 12:41 AM
Re: 2.6L Mech valve adj gap?	MotoXman	02/27/07 05:35 PM

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