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Z How To Choose A Camshaft Check Valve To Piston Clearance
18 Regardless of your cam profile, check valve to piston clearances. You want a minimum of .060-inch. But honestly, go for more on the order of .100-inch just in case there’s ever valve float. View Related Article
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