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Shim under bucket on vvt, 7200.

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Old 07-26-2011, 06:20 PM
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Default Shim under bucket on vvt, 7200.

Ok, so I understand the premise behind shim under bucket. To lighten your valve train so you can rev higher, and keep your metal tiddly winks from spitting out at high RPM. I care nothing about the first, since I will be running VVT, and not revving the pee out of it. I will probably just roll with the factory 7200 rpm limit and go for mad torque....yo. I only want about low to mid 300's. Anyways, has anyone with experience had this happen at stock rpmish areas? I don't want to go pouring money into things unless I absolutely have to. Right now, the distance between have to have, and would be nice to have is expanding. Thanks.
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It's actually quite cheap to do. You already have 99+ spec keepers so enough of the valve stem is protruding to use a 6mm lash cap. Supertech makes them, and that's what I used. $4/ea. I used the Mazda solid lifters and total cost was about $260 all in.
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