quick timing chain question
05-06-2004, 04:56 PM
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It wouldn't be a bad idea, espeically if you have lots of miles on your stock one. You can pick a heat treated double roller chain from SDPC2000.com for $114, in my opinion you might as well do it when you swap cams and save yourself time and moeny later.
05-06-2004, 05:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Linear Velocity
It wouldn't be a bad idea, espeically if you have lots of miles on your stock one. You can pick a heat treated double roller chain from SDPC2000.com for $114, in my opinion you might as well do it when you swap cams and save yourself time and moeny later.
for a little more work and less money you can pick up a rollmaster double.