I picked up a used LT4 ED timing set, I just want to make sure it is the real deal. Here is the part number on the cam sprocket: 10206039

 

Nevermind, I did a google search and pulled up the part number, it says its an LT1 cam sprocket. Looks like I got hosed.

 

Set should look like this: (my old set sold on ebay)

 

Nope, my sprocket is webbed, not solid like yours. Now I'm ticked, this is the second bad experience I have had with someone on this board... I probably don't have a Paypal dispute either since I received the part??

 

Where's the for sale post?

 

Thats the problem, after he sold the item to me, he edited and deleted that specific listing. I thought I was getting a killer deal for fifty bucks, but out of curiousity, doesn't a brand new LT1 timing set cost around that much. Basically, I paid fifty bucks for a used LT1 timing set....

 

Yah, a new LT1 timing set is pretty damn cheap. It's not a roller either.

 

Isn't it true that if a post if edited, we cannot see these changes but a moderator can? Maybe I should PM one of them and see if they can give me a hand.

 

Ah, usually it's a deleted post that the admins can still see, not normally the edits. Been a few weeks since I messed with a vbulletin control panel, but I don't think you can see edits.

 

Oh well, lesson learned, at least it wasn't a truly expensive lesson, but very aggravating.

 

Can't see edits.... just "deletes", as Javier indicated.

There's always the "buyer/seller feedback" forum, if he doesn't set it right after you call him on it.

 

I did call him out on it, he insists that it is an LT4 set, but if I post pictures of the LT1 cam sprocket up against the LT4, it clearly proves it isn't. Oh well, it isn't the end of the world, kind of my own fault for attempting to do a "budget" heads/cam build.