To: | hfader@usa.net (Hugh Fader) |
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Subject: | Re: Inner and Outer Collar on Exhaust Valves |
From: | tr6taylor@webtv.net (Sally or Dick Taylor) |
Date: | Sat, 27 Apr 2002 16:11:05 -0700 (PDT) |
Hugh---Yes, it's the exhaust valve that came "double collared", tho I don't know why Triumph chose to do the intake and exhaust differently. On the cam timing, I have found it easier to get it just right, by using #6 valves when "on the rock", as they like to name it. Using this method assures then that #1 valves are closed identically, as this piston fires. Both push rods at #6 station will be at the exact same height when on-the-rock. Using #1 to time can get tricky, unless you are setting up to have #6 firing. Dick |
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