An issue with a Rollmaster timing chain
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From: Norcal
An issue with a Rollmaster timing chain After the installation of a double roller timing chain, has anyone ever had the bolts (I am to frustrated right now to remember what the installer said) rub up against the back of the timing chain cover?
Originally Posted by Spellbound
After the installation of a double roller timing chain, has anyone ever had the bolts (I am to frustrated right now to remember what the installer said) rub up against the back of the timing chain cover?
Mine went in without a hitch. No problems with it. He is right, the the bolts cant rub the timing cover unless the cam gear is installed grossly wrong, in which case the engine wouldnt turn over anyways. Its a really nice timing set, no slack whatsoever in the chain unlike the stock. Make sure you get the heat-treated set with the torrington bearing.
Originally Posted by Ferocity02
Mine went in without a hitch. No problems with it. He is right, the the bolts cant rub the timing cover unless the cam gear is installed grossly wrong, in which case the engine wouldnt turn over anyways. Its a really nice timing set, no slack whatsoever in the chain unlike the stock. Make sure you get the heat-treated set with the torrington bearing.
and you cant beat it for ~$85 
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Originally Posted by Country Boy
Thats the same one I have and I like it and you cant beat it for ~$85
and you cant beat it for ~$85 I run this also, nice adjustability! I wonder what planet Cloyes expects to sell their timing set for over $300 ??? 
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I've got one too without any problems. If you plan to run an ASP pulley though, I don't think the chain with the torrington bearing will fit with the pulley. Atleast, this is what I've always read.
Originally Posted by Krab
I've got one too without any problems. If you plan to run an ASP pulley though, I don't think the chain with the torrington bearing will fit with the pulley. Atleast, this is what I've always read.
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Originally Posted by Not A V8
On the LS1 Corvettes it is a problem and you have to have the pulley machined a bit. However on the F-body, there should be no problems
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Where exactly is it rubbing. I just had the same problem. An SLP pump and a rollmaster timing set. I could not get the darn thing to sit against the face of the block. After grinding here and ther I found that it was on the oil pump. Towards the top of the pum on the drivers side there is a bulge or whatever you want to call it. I ground it a little bit and a little on the timing cover. Everything was seated properly. I was going nuts, I can't imagine that this only has happened to me.
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Originally Posted by Not A V8
On the LS1 Corvettes it is a problem and you have to have the pulley machined a bit. However on the F-body, there should be no problems
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