what timing set to get? best one?
07-31-2010, 12:49 AM
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what timing set to get? best one? im getting my engine re done and getting a cam kit very soon and im trying to figure out all the parts i need.. i was told i should get a new timing set while im doing everything else. would this be a good choice?http://www.summitracing.com/parts/CLO-9-3151/ what else would i need with it?
07-31-2010, 07:20 AM
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im getting my engine re done and getting a cam kit very soon and im trying to figure out all the parts i need.. i was told i should get a new timing set while im doing everything else. would this be a good choice?http://www.summitracing.com/parts/CLO-9-3151/ what else would i need with it?
07-31-2010, 01:12 PM
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You have a billion choices.
-Stock non-vented opti with stock timing set. This is the least expensive easiest option, not to mention your only option without converting to a vented optispark.
-Stock non-vented opti, stock timing set, electric water pump.
-Convert to a vented opti, run a Cloyes double roller, and an electric water pump. This requires the most work, but will provide the most substantial gains.
PS - none of your options should include an MSD optispark.
-Stock non-vented opti with stock timing set. This is the least expensive easiest option, not to mention your only option without converting to a vented optispark.
-Stock non-vented opti, stock timing set, electric water pump.
-Convert to a vented opti, run a Cloyes double roller, and an electric water pump. This requires the most work, but will provide the most substantial gains.
PS - none of your options should include an MSD optispark.
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07-31-2010, 01:54 PM
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You have a billion choices.
-Stock non-vented opti with stock timing set. This is the least expensive easiest option, not to mention your only option without converting to a vented optispark.
-Stock non-vented opti, stock timing set, electric water pump.
-Convert to a vented opti, run a Cloyes double roller, and an electric water pump. This requires the most work, but will provide the most substantial gains.
PS - none of your options should include an MSD optispark.
-Stock non-vented opti with stock timing set. This is the least expensive easiest option, not to mention your only option without converting to a vented optispark.
-Stock non-vented opti, stock timing set, electric water pump.
-Convert to a vented opti, run a Cloyes double roller, and an electric water pump. This requires the most work, but will provide the most substantial gains.
PS - none of your options should include an MSD optispark.
07-31-2010, 02:20 PM
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Just ask them.Only if the OP chooses to upgrade to a vented optispark setup. He has an unvented opti. At the same time, it would actually be cheaper to pick up an electric water pump and run a Cloyes double roller if he DOES choose to upgrade to a vented opti.
07-31-2010, 05:08 PM
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Go with the AC Delco opti. You answered your own question. Just ask them.
Only if the OP chooses to upgrade to a vented optispark setup. He has an unvented opti. At the same time, it would actually be cheaper to pick up an electric water pump and run a Cloyes double roller if he DOES choose to upgrade to a vented opti.
Just ask them.Only if the OP chooses to upgrade to a vented optispark setup. He has an unvented opti. At the same time, it would actually be cheaper to pick up an electric water pump and run a Cloyes double roller if he DOES choose to upgrade to a vented opti.
