Timing Chain and oil pump on 02'?
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Re: Timing Chain and oil pump on 02'?
I'm doing the 224 also, not replaceing either the pump or the chain...i will the chain if it is loose when we get in there. can pick up one local somewhere. my car has only 15K mostly highway miles.
Cal: still anotehr month + away...
Cal: still anotehr month + away...
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Re: Timing Chain and oil pump on 02'?
Also they say the cam is good for 6600. Yes it can rev to 6600 and still make decent power. But not that it peaks at 6600. You will want to shift more like 6500.
If this cam has 4 degrees of advance ground into it I don't believe 6600 is correct either. But this is what they advertise.
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Also jaywoo thanks for the tips, I'll keep this post in mind when the time comes to intall my cam as well. BTW-Whose legs are those underneath the car
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Re: Timing Chain and oil pump on 02'?
Maybe Thunder should revise their web site if best et requires shifting less than 6600. If their web site is correct then you need to take the engine to 6600 for best et or 6800 or so if they are advertising peak hp.
If this cam has 4 degrees of advance ground into it I don't believe 6600 is correct either. But this is what they advertise.
If this cam has 4 degrees of advance ground into it I don't believe 6600 is correct either. But this is what they advertise.
As for the oil pump/timing chain, I would just re-use the stock pieces.
Jason