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What timing chain?

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ga94gt

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I am goign to upgrade my timing chain when I do my h/c/i and I was wondering what would be a good upgrade.

I was looking at this one.
http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?part=CLO-9-3135&view=32&N=700+115
 

fiveoho

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how bout this one?

http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?part=FMS-M-6268-A302&autoview=sku

this one should give you more adjustment with the cam and crank. hard to beat Ford Racing and its cheaper to boot
 

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ga94gt said:
I am goign to upgrade my timing chain when I do my h/c/i and I was wondering what would be a good upgrade.

I was looking at this one.
http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?part=CLO-9-3135&view=32&N=700+115
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That might be the wrong part. That one says it is for, 62-84. The part you would want is CLO-9-3138 for 84 and up. It doesnt make sense being both have 84 included in the years, and any 302 should be the same part, so it is probably the same but that one is six bucks cheaper anyways LOL. You are probably going to install it straight up anyways, so unless you are actually planning on messing with the cam timing just go for a cheaper summit brand or FRPP part and maybe spring for the all billet steel peice. SUM-G6620-B better, cheaper, and has more timing adjustment if that is something that you are looking for.
 

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What ever timing chain you go with make sure it's a double roller,

also called a true roller.

These are stroger, will last longer, and are more accurate with age.
 
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fiveoho said:
how bout this one?

http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?part=FMS-M-6268-A302&autoview=sku

this one should give you more adjustment with the cam and crank. hard to beat Ford Racing and its cheaper to boot
Click to expand...

That is the one I decided to go with.

Thanks guys
 
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