what options do i have in timing chains and gears for my 96 im doing a cc306 install?
12-05-2004, 07:34 PM
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what options do i have in timing chains and gears for my 96 im doing a cc306 install?
i can get the extreme duty from jason cromer but i was wondering if there was a cheaper alternative just trying to save some money also i have a csi electric waterpump if that matters.thanks randy
12-05-2004, 08:02 PM
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Re: what options do i have in timing chains and gears for my 96 im doing a cc306 install?
No reason not to go Cloyes Double Roller then. Only complaint people have is having to run a elect. w/p.
Plust the Cloyes is like $80 from Summit, which is way cheaper then the LT4 and stronger.
Plust the Cloyes is like $80 from Summit, which is way cheaper then the LT4 and stronger.
12-05-2004, 08:21 PM
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Re: what options do i have in timing chains and gears for my 96 im doing a cc306 install?
Yeah but then you have to buy a electric waterpump for what 250? And then get it installed. And then you are putting a part on your car that you KNOW will go out in a certain number of hours.... Thats why i payed a little extra and went with the LT4 ED.... It's plenty strong.
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12-05-2004, 08:33 PM
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Re: what options do i have in timing chains and gears for my 96 im doing a cc306 install?
Originally Posted by 95z28 -quicksilver
Yeah but then you have to buy a electric waterpump for what 250? And then get it installed. And then you are putting a part on your car that you KNOW will go out in a certain number of hours.... Thats why i payed a little extra and went with the LT4 ED.... It's plenty strong.
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I vote for the Cloyes, as I am using one also. For the price, it's almost unbeatable. It's also fairly straightforward to install.
12-05-2004, 09:46 PM
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Re: what options do i have in timing chains and gears for my 96 im doing a cc306 install?
Originally Posted by RamAir95TA
If you read the first post, you'll read that he has an electric waterpump already, so he probably understands the hourly risks involved, so that's probably a non-issue.
I vote for the Cloyes, as I am using one also. For the price, it's almost unbeatable. It's also fairly straightforward to install.
I vote for the Cloyes, as I am using one also. For the price, it's almost unbeatable. It's also fairly straightforward to install.
Ah, your right, my bad. Go with da cloyes then.
12-05-2004, 10:32 PM
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Re: what options do i have in timing chains and gears for my 96 im doing a cc306 install?
like said above, go with the cloyes. You'll also need to delete the CPS and do some work on the timing cover; plug w/p drive hole, and clearance the CPS sensor, no biggie. Its well worth the money savings.
12-05-2004, 10:37 PM
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Re: what options do i have in timing chains and gears for my 96 im doing a cc306 install?
For the sake of opposition, I'll throw a vote For a Pete Jackson Gear Drive (quiet ones of course!) Even the quiet ones make a little noise 
I have a set and I love them! But I have my knocks sensor Deleted!! So its not a mod for everyone! only the brave!
I have a set and I love them! But I have my knocks sensor Deleted!! So its not a mod for everyone! only the brave!
Originally Posted by red96z
i can get the extreme duty from jason cromer but i was wondering if there was a cheaper alternative just trying to save some money also i have a csi electric waterpump if that matters.thanks randy
12-05-2004, 10:45 PM
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Re: what options do i have in timing chains and gears for my 96 im doing a cc306 install?
Originally Posted by BlackLT1_TX
No reason not to go Cloyes Double Roller then. Only complaint people have is having to run a elect. w/p.
Plust the Cloyes is like $80 from Summit, which is way cheaper then the LT4 and stronger.
Plust the Cloyes is like $80 from Summit, which is way cheaper then the LT4 and stronger.
12-05-2004, 10:52 PM
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Re: what options do i have in timing chains and gears for my 96 im doing a cc306 install?
Originally Posted by BlackLT1_TX
No reason not to go Cloyes Double Roller then. Only complaint people have is having to run a elect. w/p.
Plust the Cloyes is like $80 from Summit, which is way cheaper then the LT4 and stronger.
Plust the Cloyes is like $80 from Summit, which is way cheaper then the LT4 and stronger.
12-06-2004, 12:19 AM
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Re: what options do i have in timing chains and gears for my 96 im doing a cc306 install?
Originally Posted by speedmiser
CM sells another double roller for about $20.00 less. I've been running it for a little over a year, with good luck.
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12-06-2004, 01:08 AM
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Re: what options do i have in timing chains and gears for my 96 im doing a cc306 install?
Originally Posted by Brandon 95 Z28
I second the CM double roller chain, have had it for a year without issues.
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i third the CM double roller chain
12-06-2004, 01:44 AM
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Re: what options do i have in timing chains and gears for my 96 im doing a cc306 inst
Originally Posted by blazzinbird
where can i get the cm dubble roller
ans tell me more about this gear drive
ans tell me more about this gear drive
http://www.cmotorsports.com/93-97-fb...ine-timingsets
12-06-2004, 09:01 AM
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Re: what options do i have in timing chains and gears for my 96 im doing a cc306 install?
exactly how much extrs worh is involved with doing the cloyes chain or the cm chain could someone explain.
