Timing Set Choice
#1
Timing Set Choice
So im replacing the timing chain since im adding a cam and various parts and not sure i trust the old chain. Motor is a 96 with ewp and its getting a cc503. I was told Pro Gear is the set to get but was reading and saw it might now allow for keeping the crank position sensor. Anybody know if this is true and possibly a part number? Any other brand suggestions for my needs?
#3
So im replacing the timing chain since im adding a cam and various parts and not sure i trust the old chain. Motor is a 96 with ewp and its getting a cc503. I was told Pro Gear is the set to get but was reading and saw it might now allow for keeping the crank position sensor. Anybody know if this is true and possibly a part number? Any other brand suggestions for my needs?
#5
I have not heard anything about why you wouldnt be able to use the crank position sensor. I am going to be running a pro gear on my setup with the sensor? The sensor mounts flush with the timing cover, and the sensor wheel rides piggy back to the crank sprocket. I really dont see why you couldnt use it as long as the overall thickness does not exceed the timing cover thickness, which I doubt it does.
#9
I dont like the stock chain because it is a butt link chain and is inefficient and stiff. I prefer the LT4 extreme duty which is a true roller chain and is actually made by Cloyes I think. Great timing set.
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