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October 16th 10, 02:27 PM
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Lash Caps and Swivel Feet?
Would it cause any harm to use Lash Caps and Swivel Feet? TIA! 
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October 16th 10, 05:55 PM
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Lash Caps and Swivel Feet?
Swivel feet (Elephant Foot Lifters) are a great idea. Far less rocker arm
tip wear and internal friction. HOWEVER, do not use the type that have a ball with a flat spot on them. THey are hard to adjust and if you over reve, the ball can turn and change valve geometry by as much as .020 or more. We have the elephant foot adjusters in stock. We also have valve lash caps, but they are not really required (unless you are running very high spring pressures.) Jim SR Racing www.sracing.com
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October 17th 10, 12:57 AM
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Lash Caps and Swivel Feet?
On Oct 16, 8:27*am, Jim Ed > wrote:
> *Would it cause any harm to use Lash Caps and Swivel Feet? > * TIA! I think I will try the .080 taller than stock lash caps and forget about the ball swivel feet adjusters.
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