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    Your gear drive is causing your valve train noise. Gear drives are great!!!!
    Just kidding, I am just hoping to revive this thread a little, (I am curious to hear the opinions of others on lifter wear, and the other items in 65Caynes latest post) and the whole gear drive discussion seemed to get a lot of attention before. So, forget everything said about gear drives and let me know what you think about Caynes valve train dilema.

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    Thanks 65NY for dusting off the post.

    FYI, I replaced all of the rockers and the new ones adjusted alot nicer and feel alot smoother than the old ones (the old ones had a lot of wear on the valve stem contact surface, they were from another set of heads).
    I fired it up, overall it sounds nicer but I still have the one tick tick tick...at 1/2 rpm which I suspect is the #8 intake.

    I am going to pull it apart to inspect but as I said, the one that is ticking was solid (pumped up) when I shut the motor down. I am certain that is the one because I pushed on all of the rockers and the noise muted considerably when I put my hand on that one (not an easy task btw...maybe I was pushing too hard).

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