mchicia1

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The chain found in this set

http://texas-speed.com/p-2277-comp-c...iming-set.aspx

How strong is it? Is it better than an ls2 chain. I am swapping my cam, but degreeing it in this time. I have this timing set ready to go in case I need to adjust the cam timing. However, if the chain is stronger, I was thinking of throwing it in regardless even if I don't have to adjust anything.

Anyone have experience with this chain?

RonSSNova

iTrader: (3)

Comp hex adjust? If so, it's made by cloyes, same set.
It will be nice and tight, no slop like the LS2

vettenuts

iTrader: (4)

Yep, that is a Cloyes. You can tell by the part number. The chain is the same as LS2, it is made by Renold. I was told this by Cloyes a few years ago.

mchicia1

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Hmm, so am I wasting my time by tossing it in then? If it's just an ls2, I don't see the point then. Current ls2 chain has about 30k cammed miles on it. I guess it wouldn't hurt to replace it. I just hate that slop the ls2 chain has.

badassracing

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I believe the cloyes gears are made a little bigger so you dont have that slop

mchicia1

iTrader: (5)

Oh nice, that's reason enough to put it on then.