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Old 09-04-2005, 07:33 PM
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Thanks for the link to the tightening sequence.

I pulled the valve cover this afternoon and inspected the keepers/retainers. On the intake side they all seemed to be uniform and sticking out the proper distance but I couldn't really be sure since I didnt take the cams off. On the exhaust side I wasn't really so sure about because the viewing angle was different. Again they all seemed to be the same distance.

Now I am considering taking off the cams so I can get a better look. Is it difficult to do this? Does it require any complex adjustement besides the valve adjustment?

By the way I checked for grooves on the cams and didn't have any.
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Originally Posted by healandtoe,Sep 3 2005, 06:34 AM
10,000 RPM = Cash Money.
Shit, you're tellin' me. Damn this car and it's incredibly tight gear box!!!
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Originally Posted by 321contact,Sep 4 2005, 11:33 PM
Thanks for the link to the tightening sequence.

I pulled the valve cover this afternoon and inspected the keepers/retainers. On the intake side they all seemed to be uniform and sticking out the proper distance but I couldn't really be sure since I didnt take the cams off. On the exhaust side I wasn't really so sure about because the viewing angle was different. Again they all seemed to be the same distance.

Now I am considering taking off the cams so I can get a better look. Is it difficult to do this? Does it require any complex adjustement besides the valve adjustment?
Intake side should be your main concern as they are the first to go. If you did not do it, try removing the fuel rail cover and using a flashlight instead of a trouble light. Removing the cover gives a very clear view and a more concentrated light source just makes everything easier to see.

10,000 CP works quite nicely.

Another option is the $2.99 dental mirror from the local pharmacy.

Also, keep in mind, the main thing you should be looking for is the keeper being flush with the retainer. Check this thread. https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showt...0&#entry6099242

Billman has a great picture 1/2 way down the 3rd. page.
Old 09-05-2005, 11:18 AM
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Pull nothing but the valve cover.

Removing the cams will not help. Dental mirror will
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Thanks for the help guys, I'll pull the valve cover and look again sometime next week since I am going out of town.
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I installed a digital tachometer and programmable LED shift light that records highest rpm achieved. So, if I ever 'money shift' I'll know exactly what rpm it hit as the digital tachometer can record up to 13,000rpm. Pretty sure the motor can't hold that rpm anyway.

http://www.racerpartswholesale.com/stewarn1.htm
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doesnt the 05s have the clutch delay?
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Yes and I think the '04 does as well.
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Originally Posted by mikecl713,Sep 7 2005, 12:38 AM
doesnt the 05s have the clutch delay?
Why do you ask that?
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sorry for my bad knowleadge, but how is posible over rev the engine if the car has a over-rev limiter ??


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