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The timing chain dampeners I designed for the Gen III engine have been picked up by a vendor
As some of you may recall, I was building a LM4 and had the holes already drilled for a timing chain dampener but the spacing was wider than the LS2 dampeners. I didn't like my options so I spent several months designing one and working with a plastics company to choose materials.
I was put in contact with Brian Tooley by someone who liked the idea and recognized I needed an outlet. After several months of working with Brian they are listed on his site!! http://www.briantooleyracing.com/ls6...-88958607.html
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Originally Posted by sgtskid
The timing chain dampeners I designed for the Gen III engine have been picked up by a vendor
As some of you may recall, I was building a LM4 and had the holes already drilled for a timing chain dampener but the spacing was wider than the LS2 dampeners. I didn't like my options so I spent several months designing one and working with a plastics company to choose materials.
I was put in contact with Brian Tooley by someone who liked the idea and recognized I needed an outlet. After several months of working with Brian they are listed on his site!! http://www.briantooleyracing.com/ls6...-88958607.html
I bought one from you earlier, have not mounted it yet, but it appears to be a very high quality part. Wish this was available the last time I had the timing cover off!
I bought one from you earlier, have not mounted it yet, but it appears to be a very high quality part. Wish this was available the last time I had the timing cover off!
I had mine apart a couple of years ago. Even though I wasn't having issues at the time, I replaced my harmonic damper, and since you have to remove some "stuff" to get at it, I pulled the front cover, and installed an LS2 timing chain, while I was in there. I also installed the 'Trick Flow' chain damper, with their adapter bracket, but a factory style damper would have been a "cleaner" installation........
If you have the OEM pre drilled dampener holes in the block,,, this is a NO BRAINER install and does make the timing chain and CAM timing much happier!!
Bill
sgtskid
You should post up some pictures of an installed dampener!
Good info. Chain "wrap" tendencies can become quite severe, especially on high rpm downshifts, and even more so if the downshift is unintended, i.e. missed shift (to a lower gear).