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I bought a Moss Honed rocker shaft kit a week or so back and decided to replace it as the original has been a bit tappety since the engine was replaced. 

Fairly simple job thought the pedestals were quite tight both off and on. 

Some interesting score marks on the old shaft and quite a bit of pad wear which won’t have helped the setting of the tappets. 

Old rockers on the bench with new adjacent. B1ABAD08-F9A8-46EA-BFB1-1E80307ECB9D.thumb.jpeg.ce4943345a8db6aa4d065a0a342159f8.jpeg

new in the car. 

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Old shaft and rockers on the bench 

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I’ll need to check the tappets again once the engine has cooled down and check to make sure the oil is getting up ok. 

Early days but sounds better - and since setting the clearance on the dizzy drive it seems to have better oil pressure - but I’ve not got the engine proper hot yet as I just went for a short run to my parents and back. 

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Been for a longer run and the startup pressure doesn't do the big dive anymore - oil light goes out quite quickly and pressure builds and stays up!

Still got to re-do the tappets - but the rattle is down to very slight now - and possibly due to the wider gap specified by Newman. 

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