was tune-up routine? now Solid lifters

[area53 at validpath.com (Jeff Toomasson)]

If you're assuming your shims have no wear on them after however many miles are 
on them, then sure. All I want to emphasize is that the gap should ALWAYS be 
measured on a solid-lifter-ed cam change-out and shims changed out as necessary.

JT

> Untrue...  Unless the base circle is different (shouldn't be), you will not
> have to change out the shims.  I've never had to change shims with any cam
> I've installed.  The gap is measured with the lobes
> pointing up...
> 
> Later,
> 
> Mark.