New timing chain?
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New timing chain? I'm swapping in a comp xe230/236 112 lsa @ .544/.555 (w/1.6 rockers) to my 38k mi lt1. I was wondering if I should get a new stock timing chain, or an entirely new upgraded one. What are my options here? I want to build this car to be reliable and I have purchased quality springs (comp 918s), rockers (crane gold race 1.6) and pushrods (comp magnums, 7.2") to do so.
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You can always upgrade to the double roller style but you would be spending some $$ to change over...and if I remember correctly, you would have to upgrade to the opti spark II if you did that
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Ya I could but my opti I only has abou 10k on it so I don't see the point. I do have the e-waterpump so i'm half way there
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