Extreme Duty Timing Set Crucial?
06-05-2003, 11:24 AM
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Alot of guys are running cammed/heads cars that left the stock timing chain there. Then there are other guys (like me) that break the stock chain with a not far from stock application. I would say if you are spending a good amount of money on heads to either run a double roller (Cloyes) with an electric waterpump or get a LT4 ED chain set to ensure you aren't going to have to go thru the same garbage as me with a broken chain. Mostly just good insurance and piece of mind, but not necessary.
Brad
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06-05-2003, 11:32 AM
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Re: Extreme Duty Timing Set Crucial?
Originally posted by OrangeAndWhite
How crucial (and why?) is it to have an ED Timing set w/ heads & cam?
How crucial (and why?) is it to have an ED Timing set w/ heads & cam?
Ryan
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