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help Rocker arms question

hi, we have a problem with the final tuning of my engine

i have a 2.0T engine and we did the 2.2S P&C upgrade with also 2.2-2.4 heads
i bought E cams and now we have a problem tuning the rocker arms.......
it looks like if the srew of the rocker arm is to short to tune it for the exhaust valve !!

i do not remember having seen something writen about a change to do to the rocker arms for this upgrade ...

any ideas ???

cheers
steve

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Were these reground cams? If so then the base circle is reduced-or the stem height
of the valves is short. There used to be cheapo cams out there that had a too small
base circle. Not really safe to use as it throws the geometry off.
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Were these reground cams? If so then the base circle is reduced-or the stem height
of the valves is short. There used to be cheapo cams out there that had a too small
base circle. Not really safe to use as it throws the geometry off.
I bought the cams from a member who swapped them for others and they run well in his car.. So would say cams are ok....
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My mechanics says he would need 5mm more on the exhaust valve.... Could it be that the valve is to short? I bought the heads with new valves put in place...
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5mm is a lot
You could use lashcaps.
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I assume the rocker arms were ground/resurfaced? Could it be that too much was taken off the pads?
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Thanks friends, we took a Head out and checked !!! The exhaust valve is 6mm to short...... So ordered 6 new ones

Thanks to all for the help

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