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You have about .60 leeway with Mopar juice lifters.

At .40 I would start to consider custom length push rods.

Earl



I've bought some rebuilt 906 heads that have had
2.14/1.81 valves installed and the head surface at
least smoothed off, but I don't know if they have been
milled very much. Where would one take a measurement
to determine how much metal has been removed? I was
thinking about milling these heads to increase the
compression ratio, but didn't want to increase the
valve train problems. I suppose .010 would cause very
few problems.

  Gary
 
  


> 
> Well I will jump in here, probably step on my d*($,
> but I would guess that
> you can go farther than you will want to, if the
> hydralics dont take up the 
> difference, shims under the rocker shaft should.  
> just my 3cw (canadian)
>                                                     
>                    
> dodger
> 
>

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