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    Good to hear I was pritty sure that was your problem.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 6.0vortecchevy View Post
    Good to hear I was pritty sure that was your problem.
    Great advise! Nice job.
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    Sorry to bring up an old thread, but I have a similar issue. Could this still be the case even with over 40lbs of oil pressure?

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    At what rpm are you getting 40lbs. If idle then its not your oring.

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    About 1500 - 2000. I'm going to check the lifter preload tomorrow.

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    Lifter preload is way low. (.015)
    How is it so low with 7.4 rods and stock heads. Tr224 cam.

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    Was actually an exhaust leak. But would only show up when driven hard. odd, but happy I found the problem.

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    Most likely the heat expanding the metal and creating an air passage.

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