So, I'm building a 4.6 stroker with a high volume oil pump (GASP)
and a Comp 231 cam. Do I need to invest in a double roller timing chain or will the single that came with my rebuild kit be good enough?Thanks
Dean
Timing chain - Double roller or No
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Timing chain - Double roller or No
Hey everybody,
So, I'm building a 4.6 stroker with a high volume oil pump (GASP) and a Comp 231 cam. Do I need to invest in a double roller timing chain or will the single that came with my rebuild kit be good enough?
Thanks
Dean
So, I'm building a 4.6 stroker with a high volume oil pump (GASP)
and a Comp 231 cam. Do I need to invest in a double roller timing chain or will the single that came with my rebuild kit be good enough?Thanks
Dean
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Re: Timing chain - Double roller or No
If it were me I'd do it for piece of mind if nothing else.
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Re: Timing chain - Double roller or No
Unless you're planning to rev the engine above 5300rpm frequently, the single chain will do fine. They last 200+k miles on stock 4.0's.
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