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A little background:, I've owned a 76-TR6 since March (my first British car) and I've been improving the carbs, ignition, etc. over the past few months.
I love working on this car!
I read the 6-Pack forum and everything else I can get my ears and hands on. I especially like your You Tube videos! (my next toy will be an MG)!
Here is the question: Last month I adjusted the valves. The general consensus on the 6Pack forum was to adjust the valves cold. I believe the Haynes Manual also says to adjust cold. After reviewing your video about adjusting valves (where you mention to do it hot), I am still wondering which is best. I know we are talking about a very small difference here, but I am, by trade, a structural engineer and somewhat anal. So I would like to know which is best.
My car is stock, as far as I know, so there is no aftermarket cam in it.
Your thoughts?
The valve lash changes by about 0.001" between stone cold and really hot. Personally, I do not believe that it makes any difference if the valves are set at 0.010" or at 0.012" or at 0.015" as long as they are all set the sam... read more
It makes no difference how quickly your MG will accelerate if it cannot
stop! The proper functioning of your brakes must ALWAYS be at the
top of your list of priorities. You owe this degree of safety to yourself,
your passenger, and all others on the road.
John H. Twist (Fall, 1980)