LS2 Timing Chains
09-23-2007, 07:26 PM
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LS2 Timing Chains Wondering if anyone knows the answer to this question...
I'm going to be installing a Comp Cams cam, Patriot Gold dual valve springs and Comp Cams push rods in my LS2 GTO over the winter. I want to replace the factory single timing chain with a double roller at the same time.
I went to Comp Cams website and there are two different double rollers, both are billet, both have a thrust bearing, both are adjustable, but they have different part numbers. In fact, the one that has 9 different adjustable keyways is less expensive that the other double roller. The part numbers are 7153 and 3158KT.
I called Comp Cams and the guy didn't know the difference??
Can anyone tell me which one I need?
Brian
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I'm going to be installing a Comp Cams cam, Patriot Gold dual valve springs and Comp Cams push rods in my LS2 GTO over the winter. I want to replace the factory single timing chain with a double roller at the same time.
I went to Comp Cams website and there are two different double rollers, both are billet, both have a thrust bearing, both are adjustable, but they have different part numbers. In fact, the one that has 9 different adjustable keyways is less expensive that the other double roller. The part numbers are 7153 and 3158KT.
I called Comp Cams and the guy didn't know the difference??
Can anyone tell me which one I need?
Brian
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09-24-2007, 12:45 AM
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Don't know but you might wanna check this out
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