Anyone runnig a Cloyes True Roller Timing set? Got one question.
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Anyone runnig a Cloyes True Roller Timing set? Got one question.
I just got mine in for my LT1 swap. A lot of LT1 people choose this chain when going with an Electric Waterpump.
It was $20 cheaper than the Comp Cams one.
I've got the LT4 Hotcam and this timing set can be set at 3 different cam settings, retard, advance, and stock. should I just set it to stock.
It was $20 cheaper than the Comp Cams one.
I've got the LT4 Hotcam and this timing set can be set at 3 different cam settings, retard, advance, and stock. should I just set it to stock.
Depending on what cam you're running, it may already have 4deg of advance ground into it. In this case you'd likely want to install on the stock keyways.
The HOT cam is reported to be one of these, and when we degreed mine it came up +4deg so we installed on the stock keyways.
Only way to be absolutely sure is to degree it, but if that doesn't permit itself I'd stick with stock keyway.
The HOT cam is reported to be one of these, and when we degreed mine it came up +4deg so we installed on the stock keyways.
Only way to be absolutely sure is to degree it, but if that doesn't permit itself I'd stick with stock keyway.
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Ok,
I'll see if my friend can come with his cam degree tool. It's that large round thing, right?
I'll see if my friend can come with his cam degree tool. It's that large round thing, right?
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