ls3 timing chain
06-15-2009, 09:01 PM
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ls3 timing chain so i just got a brand new 2010 camaro ls3 thats going in my 98 camaro what the hell should i do with this timing chain?!?!?!?!?! ls2 or lg motorsports or something else!?!?!?
06-15-2009, 09:14 PM
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Maybe you are NOT aware, but the LS2 chain IS the LS3 chain as well. If you want to upgrade because it is bugging you, there are alot of options. Single roller there is our IWIS chain, the C5R chain, or the Cloyes IRL chain that we are offering until they are sold out.
Those are also posted in increasing cost as well....our IWIS chain is around $45, the C5R is somewhere north of $120 i believe or the IRL chain for $274.95.
But honestly I really see NO need to change the timing chain anyway. The LS2 chain is a tried and true chain for the most part.
Those are also posted in increasing cost as well....our IWIS chain is around $45, the C5R is somewhere north of $120 i believe or the IRL chain for $274.95.
But honestly I really see NO need to change the timing chain anyway. The LS2 chain is a tried and true chain for the most part.
06-16-2009, 08:44 AM
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This "someone" should investigate a little more before passing along internet rumors. Parts do fail, its a daily part of life. Normally a failure is due to (even though they do not want to admit it) installer failure, driver error, abuse, oil starvation, mismatch of parts, etc. There is always a reason, but most of the time that reason is not failure of an LS2 chain.
There are a few options like I posted above, 2 of those chains are tried and true and one is little less talked about.
Peace of mind will go a long way though.
There are a few options like I posted above, 2 of those chains are tried and true and one is little less talked about.
Peace of mind will go a long way though.
