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Join Date: May 2010
Location: west central ill
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was just looking thru you tube and came across a vidio of vern tardel adjusting the lifters on a 400jr. he does .012 in, and .014 ex. i thought it was .018 and .018. thats what i set mine at. any major performance issues between the 2 settings?
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Join Date: May 2010
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Pete, doesn't that make them a bit noisier, too? Mine set at .012 and .014 are a little noisy when cold.
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Location: Buchanan, MI
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I saw the same video, & I think Vern set them at .014 & .014. I Emailed him & his response was, " that it quiets them down somewhat ". I reset mine to .014 & they are quieter. Setting the valves tighter usually moves shifts the power band higher, but I'm not noticing any difference.
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Chester Vt
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I like the 400jr as a race cam for short tracks, but they;re hard on the valve train and require some hefty spring pressure. One reason I changed to the L-100, sounds good runs great and #50 lbs will get you 5K. But if I was racing, that's another story.
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