freeking valvetrain noise!!
#11
I had the same thing going on with Patriot dual springs. I checked the rocker torque about 5 times before I quit being paranoid. I know you don't have the same springs as I do though...
#13
i appreciate all the response guys... i didnt think that setting the valve lash was reall possible on these gen iii's..... i used to set them like that on my old nova, but it was a flat tappet cam with adjustable rockers and poly/locks...
i guess i will just have to live with it.. i have put quite a few miles on it since the cam, maybe 10K or so, it still sounds the same... i was just hoping there might be an easy fix... like spitting on it or something... that usually works with everything else.
it was such a pain in my *** changing those springs, i will just leave em alone..
i wonder if i threw some fabric in there, would it sew it up for me??
i guess i will just have to live with it.. i have put quite a few miles on it since the cam, maybe 10K or so, it still sounds the same... i was just hoping there might be an easy fix... like spitting on it or something... that usually works with everything else.
it was such a pain in my *** changing those springs, i will just leave em alone..
i wonder if i threw some fabric in there, would it sew it up for me??
#14
i appreciate all the response guys... i didnt think that setting the valve lash was reall possible on these gen iii's..... i used to set them like that on my old nova, but it was a flat tappet cam with adjustable rockers and poly/locks...
i guess i will just have to live with it.. i have put quite a few miles on it since the cam, maybe 10K or so, it still sounds the same... i was just hoping there might be an easy fix... like spitting on it or something... that usually works with everything else.
it was such a pain in my *** changing those springs, i will just leave em alone..
i wonder if i threw some fabric in there, would it sew it up for me??
i guess i will just have to live with it.. i have put quite a few miles on it since the cam, maybe 10K or so, it still sounds the same... i was just hoping there might be an easy fix... like spitting on it or something... that usually works with everything else.
it was such a pain in my *** changing those springs, i will just leave em alone..
i wonder if i threw some fabric in there, would it sew it up for me??
Last edited by Gator; 04-18-2008 at 05:55 PM.
#16
I am running the same cam in a Whippled 4.8.It sounds basically stock other than a little lope.The only difference in our set up(as far as valvetrain is concerned) is I have stock pushrods.
#18
i also have noisy valve train after cam swap, behive spring and comp cams pushrods, i used to be real worried about it but that was close to 10k ago, now i just romp on her and not worry, does play havok with my knock sensor though
#19
just get a loader exhaust or a cutout and you wont hear the sewing machine sound...
JK anyway I would think with the ls6 springs you woule still be quite, I bet Gator is right you need longer PR.
Dave
JK anyway I would think with the ls6 springs you woule still be quite, I bet Gator is right you need longer PR.
Dave