Originally Posted by Gord&Fran
Maybe it's just my imagination, but the engine seemed to have more power after adjusting the valves.
That would make sense if the adjustment was loose. The intake valves wouldn't be opening as far as they would with proper adjustment, so not as much fuel-air mixture would get into the cylinders.


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