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On the 4 valve head the book says to turn 60 degrees clockwise or 1 flat on the nut after the adjusting screw touches the valve. How many of you check it with a 0,010 feeler gage on each valve when you are done? Is it really necessary to do this? Its a pain trying to get two feeler gages in there especially on the drivers side. I figure all that adjustment is for is to let the valves open at the same time an keep the yoke from cocking on the guide. How about some expert opinions? Thanks

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I'll adjust all bridges 1 flat, power leash is 1/2 flat on exhaust. I never have checked with a feeler gauge after the 1 flat adjustment nor have I ever seen anyone at our shop make that check.

Only time I have ever seen guide pin breakage is on e-tech engines with jake brakes where the exh actuator pins(inside bridge) have excessive wear. Those should be checked at every valve adjustment even if they have the hardened pins.

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