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Old May 30, 2012, 09:03 AM
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Originally Posted by THUB
I don't get to have an opinion because I've never run them personally but GSC is pretty well known for making good stuff. They should be worth a shot.
Tracking. Added to my "buy" list. Does the "ticking" sound resemble a "raspy" sound during acceleration? If I drive with my windows down, it also sounds like an exhaust leak. I know I am probably describing this horribly but these are the things that come to mind.
Old May 30, 2012, 09:15 AM
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You guys have 4g motors, they all tick get use to it. Only real way to get them to not tick is to do the oem cleaning. I have heard using seafoam in the oil helps some but I haven't done that yet becaues I am use to the ticking.
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Originally Posted by cursedsm
You guys have 4g motors, they all tick get use to it. Only real way to get them to not tick is to do the oem cleaning. I have heard using seafoam in the oil helps some but I haven't done that yet becaues I am use to the ticking.
I do not have any issues with "ticking" if in fact that it is "ticking", my friend. Once it is properly diagnosed, then I am good to go.
Old May 30, 2012, 09:22 AM
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I do not have any issues with "ticking" if in fact that it is "ticking", my friend. Once it is properly diagnosed, then I am good to go.
I really wasnt referring to you lavar. It just cracks me up how many people ***** about ticking but every 4g motor I have ever built, ran and owned has done it over time. Its just what it does. If you don't want lifter tick change the oil every 1000 miles before it gets dirty and creates build up.
Old May 30, 2012, 09:27 AM
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Originally Posted by cursedsm
I really wasnt referring to you lavar. It just cracks me up how many people ***** about ticking but every 4g motor I have ever built, ran and owned has done it over time. Its just what it does. If you don't want lifter tick change the oil every 1000 miles before it gets dirty and creates build up.
This is what has me scratching my head as it started immediately after I put in the Amsoil Z-Rod 20w50 oil. It has less than 50 miles. Ummm...
Old May 30, 2012, 09:57 AM
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well yeah your going to a thicker oil. It is gonna tick when its cold and not when its warm being it will change viscosity as it heats up causing it not to tick.
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Originally Posted by cursedsm
well yeah your going to a thicker oil. It is gonna tick when its cold and not when its warm being it will change viscosity as it heats up causing it not to tick.
Ummm... I will monitor that as I have some driving around to do for lunch today.

I started my E85 tune. Stay tuned for thread updates.
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solid lifters are going to be loud
Old May 31, 2012, 08:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Initial_r90
solid lifters are going to be loud
So would the OEM do the job? Is there a tool to do the lifters without removing the cams? I saw this posted on another thread but no one confirmed or denied its truth.
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I have the JAM lifters as well with a louder tick than normal. im going to be purchasing the GSC no tick lifters in the next few weeks here, Ive read that they dont for certain reduce noise but Ill let you guys know what sort of changes there are.
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Originally Posted by NODAKevo
I have the JAM lifters as well with a louder tick than normal. im going to be purchasing the GSC no tick lifters in the next few weeks here, Ive read that they dont for certain reduce noise but Ill let you guys know what sort of changes there are.
Great. Keep us (me) posted, my friend.
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I don't think my noise is lifter tick as I have the lifter tick no big deal however I have more of a clacking noise and I can't pin point it...It's definitely in the head though
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