Double roller timing chains
05-06-2005, 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Taspeed
hmmm...rollmaster double roller here, but I never had any clearance issues with my stock pulley. goes on fine and ran great for 30k. I agree that the double roller is an overkill and most applications the ls2 chain is the best bang for the buck.
Ran great for 30,000 then died, or is running great and now 30k?
05-06-2005, 09:04 PM
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Originally Posted by M6WS6
When is a double roller needed? I think I might get one anyway just to beef it up, but when is "the point" that you would need those?What is so graet about the LS2 chain?Is there anything special about it?Is it a roller chain?
05-09-2005, 10:04 AM
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Originally Posted by M6WS6
Ran great for 30,000 then died, or is running great and now 30k?
The timing chain was one of the very few recovered pieces of my motor. I am getting ready to put it into a built 6.0. Great piece, one of the more nicely machined units at that.
05-09-2005, 01:07 PM
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Originally Posted by 98TXFBODY
there isn't really any clearence issues that I had. You can't use a stock pulley with the double roller unless its milled down. It won't seat all the way b/c your oil pump is spaced out a little bit.
Whether a dbl roller is needed on an LS1 is debatable. I've never heard of anyone breaking a chain, but I installed one anyway. Now almost everyone has heard of rocker arms falling apart. But how many people are still running stockers & turning 6500-7k? TOO MANY!!! (not me tho)
And replacing the rocker arms is no where near as hard as replacing the chain. The bolt on the oil pump pick-up tube is a PITA!!!
05-09-2005, 02:06 PM
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because of that bolt I had to rebuild my motor, the friend who was working on the oil pump while I was working with the heads put a rag in the top of the oil pan to block the bolt from falling down in the hole, and he left the rag in there, and it clogged everything up in my motor, even the lifters. 
05-09-2005, 02:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Blue Falcon
because of that bolt I had to rebuild my motor, the friend who was working on the oil pump while I was working with the heads put a rag in the top of the oil pan to block the bolt from falling down in the hole, and he left the rag in there, and it clogged everything up in my motor, even the lifters.
05-09-2005, 02:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Blue Falcon
because of that bolt I had to rebuild my motor, the friend who was working on the oil pump while I was working with the heads put a rag in the top of the oil pan to block the bolt from falling down in the hole, and he left the rag in there, and it clogged everything up in my motor, even the lifters.
