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I just installed a Rollmaster Dual Row Adjustable Timing Chain/Gear Set and a ASP Underdrive Pulley and did not have any issues with getting everything to line up.
see5, what is the cost on those items? I am doing cam install soon
also part #'s
CATEGORY: Belt or Chain, Engine Timing
PACK QTY: 1 CORE CHARGE: $0.00
GM LIST: $107.10
OUR PRICE: $74.97
DESCRIPTION: CHAIN
From the 2004 GM Performance Parts Catalog: page 106:
88958607 Timing Chain Damper, LS1, LS6
“This timing chain damper is intended for high engine speed applications and is used to improve timing chain life. Some blocks require drilling and tapping- an instruction sheet is included. “
GM PART # 88958607
CATEGORY: Belt or Chain, Engine Timing
DESCRIPTION: DAMPENER
GM LIST: $117.30
OUR PRICE: $82.11
I just installed a Rollmaster Dual Row Adjustable Timing Chain/Gear Set and a ASP Underdrive Pulley and did not have any issues with getting everything to line up.
No machining or spacers required.
Steve
No machining for the Rollmaster and it is a very nice looking piece of work.
Rollmaster can be found on several vendor sites for <$100. When used with stock balancer, no issues with stock fitment/alignment. Now, if you acquire an older generation ASP pulley with a no recessed shoulder on the outer diameter on the inboard end of the hub, it will need machined to clear the oil pump bolts/shims in order to snug up the the face of the crank timing gear. If a newer generation ASP, it will have the shouldered outer diameter on the inboard end as needed to mimic the stock pulley, thus fitting properly with double rollers without any machine work required. Lou (LGM) and I figured this out together some 6 months back (and 2 needlessly machined pulley's later!).
Robert www.gen3motorsports.com
Rollmaster can be found on several vendor sites for <$100. When used with stock balancer, no issues with stock fitment/alignment. Now, if you acquire an older generation ASP pulley with a no recessed shoulder on the outer diameter on the inboard end of the hub, it will need machined to clear the oil pump bolts/shims in order to snug up the the face of the crank timing gear. If a newer generation ASP, it will have the shouldered outer diameter on the inboard end as needed to mimic the stock pulley, thus fitting properly with double rollers without any machine work required. Lou (LGM) and I figured this out together some 6 months back (and 2 needlessly machined pulley's later!).
Robert www.gen3motorsports.com