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Sep 1, 2010 | 05:12 PM

moosifer

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First h/c swap

Today I finished my first h/c swap. Installed 1.75 rockers and shorty headers as well.

Now I know why people freak about the sewing machine noise. I am so paranoid I took the valve covers back off and re torqued the rockers again to make sure they were not loose.

Now I have to find a tuner near Sacramento. Any suggestions?

Sep 1, 2010 | 07:51 PM

mickey_7106

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Originally Posted by moosifer

Today I finished my first h/c swap. Installed 1.75 rockers and shorty headers as well.

Now I know why people freak about the sewing machine noise. I am so paranoid I took the valve covers back off and re torqued the rockers again to make sure they were not loose.

Now I have to find a tuner near Sacramento. Any suggestions?

i think MSI is in your area.. or you can take a drive down here in the bay to NEWTECH (Hayward) GDP (Hayward), Synergy (Fremont) and TPS(cambell)

Sep 1, 2010 | 10:34 PM

jonnyc

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contact Mark Romans.he's the best tuner in sac. he pretty much runs his work through MSI.you can call them and get his phone# or send me a pm and i can send it to you.

Sep 2, 2010 | 12:48 AM

FastFRC

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Contact Mark at MSI. Do not go to force fed.

Sep 2, 2010 | 12:58 AM

moosifer

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Looks like MSI is the shop to go with. Thanks guys.jonnyc I will pm you.

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