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#8663 08/18/2003 4:35 PM
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Need to know the hot valve settings for a 50 228 GMC engine. Thanks in advance.
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#8664 08/18/2003 5:19 PM
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Hi Tim, That 228 GMC engine is .012 for the intakes and .020 for the exhaust valves. The hotter the better, lol..


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Hi Bill,
Nice to hear from you. Friend of mine has a new engine and I asked him what the valves were set at and he said .020 and .040 and the funny part is it don't run all that bad, no valve noise. Is a little hard to start. Thats like a tongue depressor at .o40 isn't it? lol. I think it running tooo hot also, he is running at 190. What therm are you using? Thanks for the info.
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#8666 08/18/2003 6:03 PM
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40 seems a little wide, yes, lol.. I am running a 180 thermostat in my truck...

I sent you an E mail with a little more info, let me know if you get it...


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#8667 08/18/2003 6:34 PM
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Bill, I'll check my home e-mail tonight. They won't let us access our e-mail from work.
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