i need a timning chain for lt1
I know the majority here want to bash the stock chain but how many are you aware of actually failing?
The stock chain's "weak" reputation is born in stupidity rather than reality.
Been a few years but I paid $20 for a GM chain only and I think $22 more recently for a cloyes oversized crank gear which sits on my toolbox, the cam gear is not $100 either.
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I am running a stock chain myself, no plans to run anything else either.
Focus your "upgrade" efforts and funds on things that need to be upgraded or that will benifit performance rather than on things that will do the job well.
I am running a stock chain myself, no plans to run anything else either.
Focus your "upgrade" efforts and funds on things that need to be upgraded or that will benifit performance rather than on things that will do the job well.
Last edited by 3pnt4maro; Sep 30, 2007 at 12:08 PM.
Crap like electric pumps flow more water, they can not they free up power by moving LESS water.
An Opti like any other distributor will act up if water gets inside it, most think this means they are dead, REALITY is that just like any other distributor, once it dries out it will likely be fine. It is also MUCH more reliable than given credit for, neglect is what gives it a bad name.
Name brands often survive on NAME rather than results sometimes these good reputations were born in good performance at one time but they have not kept up with the times, AFR belongs in this catagory. Fram would be another BIG name but instead of being a little behind the times they sell the worst filter money can buy, the Walmart filters are better.
10w-30 is NOT necessarily thicker than 5w-30, matter of fact many 0w-30 oils are very thick for the 30wt range.
The M1 5w-30 everyone loves for the LT1 in reality is a mediocre choice.
LT1 intakes can handle a lot more than the forums would have you believe as will the heads if properly ported.





