402ci LS2 timing set recommendation?
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402ci LS2 timing set recommendation? We built this engine back in early 2009 and I've got it out right now checking things over. I was debating replacing the timing set while its on the stand... currently I'm running a double roller adjustable and I believe it is a Rollermaster.
Curious what guys would recommend now days, I was debating the Comp Cams 7102 and it looks very similar to the one I've got.
Thoughts/comments? Thanks in advance!
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/cc...make/chevrolet
Curious what guys would recommend now days, I was debating the Comp Cams 7102 and it looks very similar to the one I've got.
Thoughts/comments? Thanks in advance!
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/cc...make/chevrolet
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The Comp one thru Summit is actually a few dollars cheaper than the Rollmaster thru TSP. lol They looked like the same thing, that's what made me a little curious.
As for being "loose"... not sure but it definitely seems to have a decent amount of slack but everyone says that's pretty normal.
As for being "loose"... not sure but it definitely seems to have a decent amount of slack but everyone says that's pretty normal.
The Comp one thru Summit is actually a few dollars cheaper than the Rollmaster thru TSP. lol They looked like the same thing, that's what made me a little curious.
As for being "loose"... not sure but it definitely seems to have a decent amount of slack but everyone says that's pretty normal.
As for being "loose"... not sure but it definitely seems to have a decent amount of slack but everyone says that's pretty normal.
Slack is fine on an aluminum block. Some of that slack is going to be taken up when the block gets hot and grows.
