timing chain?
timing chain?
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I'm using this cloyes setup but the lt4 is good too. Depends if you want to grind the timing cover, then a regular sbc can be used.
I'm using this cloyes setup but the lt4 is good too. Depends if you want to grind the timing cover, then a regular sbc can be used.
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From: Woodstown, NJ
You don't provide nearly enough information for anyone to give you valid info.
What year car? What type of optispark drive? OBDI or OBDII? Are you looking for a stock replacement? Timing should be left up to the PCM and not manually adjusted (unless you are running a carb setup).
What year car? What type of optispark drive? OBDI or OBDII? Are you looking for a stock replacement? Timing should be left up to the PCM and not manually adjusted (unless you are running a carb setup).
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