Which Timing Chain is Better?
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Nothing wrong with Ls2 havn't heard bad things about it. Ls2 will work fine unless you plan on reving higher that 7000 (correct me in I'm wrong guys) or getting a solid roller. I personally have a Double Rollmaster I liked the extra insurence. 80 bucks on this forum.
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how about this?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...spagename=WDVW
also does the price of the ls2 includes the sprockets?
Ive heards that the early prod IIIgen LS1 the sprockets were so bad, the where , like made of chocolate!....
coments?????
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...spagename=WDVW
also does the price of the ls2 includes the sprockets?
Ive heards that the early prod IIIgen LS1 the sprockets were so bad, the where , like made of chocolate!....
coments?????
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Originally Posted by 99hugcam
didn't see it on their site? Do you have to call them? How much is it? Is it a direct replacement w/ the ls1 cam sprocket? Thanks ( Don't mean to hijack thread, just also curious!)
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I used the LS2 chain when we did the cam swap on my car. It is a much stronger looking chain than the stock one. No problems so far and you can't beat the price with a stick.