LT-4 timing chain
02-06-2004, 09:50 PM
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LT-4 timing chain
Is the lt4 timing chain a single roller design?? I am in the middle of my cam swap and the chain i just pulled off was a double roller, and obviously the sprokets are about twice as thick as the lt4 chain and sprockets that i just got. I would assume that this is the stock chain in my motor and it is double roller design...what the hell. I just want to make sure that the lt4 was a single roller, and just to calm my nerves...if i am making about 350rwhp, the lt4 will hold up fine, right??
thanks guys,
trav
thanks guys,
trav
02-06-2004, 10:06 PM
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The stock timing chain is a flat link type, not a roller.
The LT4 chain is a single roller, but IMO, it is not very strong.
I would use either the stock timing set or the extreme duty timing set.
The LT4 chain is a single roller, but IMO, it is not very strong.
I would use either the stock timing set or the extreme duty timing set.
02-06-2004, 10:09 PM
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after comparing that lt4 to the chain i just pulled out of there, i wouldnt doubt it if i had the extreme duty already in there. I think i am gonna send the lt4 back to thunderracing.com and see if they can credit me towards another extreme duty. Thanks for the fast reply.
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