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Old 09-09-2018, 04:31 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by MrTalmus View Post
Thanks!

Can I re-use the shims or should I order new ones with the new rocker arms? I’m guessing i’d need to adjust the shims afterwards, but I can start and run the car with the old shims right?

Also, any theory on why there was a loss of compression?
You'll want to measure valve height and properly shim the rocker that was tossed. Re-using the old shim is a bad idea considering it probably wan't the proper thickness.

As for compression loss, more than likely your piston said hello to the valve and bent it, its no longer seating properly and allowing for compression loss. As others said, get a bore scope in there and check it out before moving forward.
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