setting valves on a 1936 221 v8 I am putting new valves in my 36 the new ones are stainless replacement ones what is the best setting for these the book says 10 to 12 intake and 14 to 16 on the exhaust thanks mike
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Re: setting valves on a 1936 221 v8 no ansewer
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Re: setting valves on a 1936 221 v8 Give all the old, smart guys a chance to finish their siestas. DD
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Re: setting valves on a 1936 221 v8 I run 12 on the intake, 14 on the exhaust. And don't be so impatient. I just got home from work. We all don't sit around on the computer all day.
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Re: setting valves on a 1936 221 v8 ok sorry I am real close to getting it together 6 years now on the road soon I hope
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Re: setting valves on a 1936 221 v8 anyone have more
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Re: setting valves on a 1936 221 v8 Mike, you probably won't get any more answers because you already have the correct one. Set the lash as stated. Too much lash and tickety-tick. not enough and burned valves.
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Re: setting valves on a 1936 221 v8 Your clearances depend on the cam you are using. flatjack9 gave you the correct clearances for most stock cams. What cam is in your motor?
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Re: setting valves on a 1936 221 v8 Yup, 12 and 14 are the way to go.
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Re: setting valves on a 1936 221 v8 I use a stepped type feeler gauge
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Re: setting valves on a 1936 221 v8 If you are using adjustables then the 12 & 14 wont do -tap -tapedy , tap .Ted
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Re: setting valves on a 1936 221 v8 stock cam thanks you
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