Street car: c5r chain: damper?
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Just trying to finalize the bigger parts orders.
It was mentioned that a timing chain damper is a good addition to any LS, but how necessary is it for a street car with the C5r chain going in?
It was mentioned that a timing chain damper is a good addition to any LS, but how necessary is it for a street car with the C5r chain going in?
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It's nice to have especially if there's any slack in the chain.
If your block isn't drilled for it, go with this:
http://www.trickflow.com/partdetail....0&autoview=sku
If your block isn't drilled for it, go with this:
http://www.trickflow.com/partdetail....0&autoview=sku
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It's nice to have especially if there's any slack in the chain.
If your block isn't drilled for it, go with this:
http://www.trickflow.com/partdetail....0&autoview=sku
If your block isn't drilled for it, go with this:
http://www.trickflow.com/partdetail....0&autoview=sku
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I pulled the timing cover off yesterday: I didn't see any holes.
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True. But I wonder why nobody else has come up with a solution yet.... Or even why TrickFlow doesn't market it towards LS1s?