MS4 Supporting Valvetrain question
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MS4 Supporting Valvetrain question
Ok, so after hours of research, pouring over dynosheets, and watching about 439 videos I have decided to go with the Magic Stick 4 Cam. Right now I have SLP intake, no cats, Pacesetter LT's, SLP y pipe, and SLP LM. Within the next couple months I hope to have a FAST 90/90 and within the next years I should have a new set of heads. My question, is there a kit of all the supporting drivetrain components that I need to support the MS4?? If so what is the best one available for the price??? I have been looking through the threads and I havnt seen any.
PS. I am going to be putting a LS2 timing chain on while I am at it
PS. I am going to be putting a LS2 timing chain on while I am at it
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Wow, that made things easy, THANKS
Another question, after the install is it safe to carefull drive it a couple miles to the shop to get it tuned, or does it need to be trailered???
Another question, after the install is it safe to carefull drive it a couple miles to the shop to get it tuned, or does it need to be trailered???
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There seems to be a bunch of different recommendations on PR length. I'm running the 7.425's myself. See what TSP recommends and go with that. The Ti-retainers are part of the PRC spring kit. That's about the only way to go as far as springs if you ask me. Patriot springs are the same thing so they are good too.