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Dec 23, 2011 | 08:56 AM

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2nd Gen Fl 'bird

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Its not a cover issue. You just cant pull the chain off the sprocket. There isnt any room. Also why do you need a double roller chain in the first place. No need for it.
We run a single chain on our 8 second camaro

Ding-Ding-Ding. I was wanting to know the same thing. I havn't heard one way or another. I'm assuming LS2 single is what is used in said camaro?

Dec 23, 2011 | 09:23 AM

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Ding-Ding-Ding. I was wanting to know the same thing. I havn't heard one way or another. I'm assuming LS2 single is what is used in said camaro?

LS2 single works great but the Katech JWIS chain is better. I ran both.

Dec 23, 2011 | 06:04 PM

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studderin made his own using a stock timing cover.contact him or look at his thread about it.

Dec 26, 2011 | 11:36 AM

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Single or double roller is just preference. In reality why do we need to hot rod our cars? We do it because we like to. And everyone has their own ideas.

Dec 26, 2011 | 11:52 AM

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I tried using the Edelbrock on a LS6 while doing a cam. It rubbed on the bottom of the oil pump and the cover. It ended up cracking when I torqued it down. Summit took it back and just re used the stock piece. I was not impressed with it but that's just my .02