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10-29-2002, 10:23 AM

7000rpmisheaven

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Re: Don't worry

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Originally posted by moc
other things will go first ! IT"S NOT A HONDA it would start to make a hell of alot of noise ( AKA STEEL) your valve train would give up the ghost first ! don't worry about it

I agree. If you do have alot of miles on it a good time to put a new one in is when you are swapping a cam or heads.

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