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Topic: Timing chain advice
Posted By: 5spdwagon
Subject: Timing chain advice
Date Posted: Nov/03/2018 at 1:30am
What’s a good timing set to run in a 450-500ish HP 401?

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Posted By: jcisworthy
Date Posted: Nov/03/2018 at 4:02am
Rollmaster CS7110

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Posted By: 5spdwagon
Date Posted: Nov/03/2018 at 2:29pm
Originally posted by jcisworthy jcisworthy wrote:

Rollmaster CS7110

Any reason why you picked this set up over all the others?

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Real hot rods have 3 pedals


Posted By: jcisworthy
Date Posted: Nov/03/2018 at 4:27pm
Hi quality, cams consistently degree in where they are supposed to, rear of cam gear has a 360* channel for oil to flow through to the dist gear so its idiot proof, price is reasonable, readily available. 

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Posted By: WesternRed
Date Posted: Nov/03/2018 at 8:25pm
I bought Milodon, which is re-branded SA Gear, the oil passage in the back of the cam gear was missing, easily fixed, but a trap for the unwary.

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Posted By: PROSTOCKTOM
Date Posted: Nov/03/2018 at 11:27pm
FYI: Amazon also has the best price on one compared to everyone else for $109.35

http://www.amazon.com/Rollmaster-CS7110-Billet-Roller-Timing/dp/B01M3PSN5V" rel="nofollow - http://www.amazon.com/Rollmaster-CS7110-Billet-Roller-Timing/dp/B01M3PSN5V

Tom


Posted By: jcisworthy
Date Posted: Nov/04/2018 at 5:32am
Originally posted by WesternRed WesternRed wrote:

I bought Milodon, which is re-branded SA Gear, the oil passage in the back of the cam gear was missing, easily fixed, but a trap for the unwary.

I have seen SA Gear timing sets off as much as 7* when degreeing a cam in


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Specializing in dyno services, engine building, and cylinder head porting

rbjracing.com
Phone Number 518-915-3203


Posted By: jpnjim
Date Posted: Nov/04/2018 at 8:59am
Originally posted by jcisworthy jcisworthy wrote:

Originally posted by WesternRed WesternRed wrote:

I bought Milodon, which is re-branded SA Gear, the oil passage in the back of the cam gear was missing, easily fixed, but a trap for the unwary.

I have seen SA Gear timing sets off as much as 7* when degreeing a cam in


Yowza!
Is that bad? WinkLOL


I had good luck with mine,
SA + Howards Cam degree'd right on the money,
 I can't imagine one being 7 degrees off ConfusedShocked

Just goes to show that everything needs to be checked today. Ouch


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Posted By: 5spdwagon
Date Posted: Nov/04/2018 at 7:30pm
Who can get me a deal on a rollmaster timing set?

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Real hot rods have 3 pedals


Posted By: PROSTOCKTOM
Date Posted: Nov/04/2018 at 9:29pm
Originally posted by 5spdwagon 5spdwagon wrote:

Who can get me a deal on a rollmaster timing set?
Take a look at my post a couple of lines up and you shall see.

Tom


Posted By: White70JavelinSST
Date Posted: Nov/05/2018 at 4:11pm
Originally posted by jcisworthy jcisworthy wrote:

Rollmaster CS7110


How does the CS7110 set compare to the CS7111 set.

It looks like the only difference is the gears are nitrided.

How important is that in a 500 hp engine.


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70 Javelin SST, second owner, purchased 1972


Posted By: Trader
Date Posted: Nov/05/2018 at 5:05pm
First thoughts are this is a bad idea.
If the sprockets are tough but softer, the hard chain rollers will deform the sprockets to run in smoothly in short order. The chain will see little wear and last a long time.
If the sprocket is hard surfaced, the rollers may deform first or faster. This would quickly lead to the chain wearing out.
This is one of those, has it been done, show the side by side comparison. Things like this cannot be calculated, too many variables.


Posted By: JERSEYJOE
Date Posted: Nov/08/2018 at 7:32pm
Anyone have any feedback on the Nick Alfano anti cam walk set up as far as the timing gears being off in degrees?

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Posted By: 5spdwagon
Date Posted: Nov/09/2018 at 4:29am
What’s the difference in a cs7111 and a cs7110 timing set?

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Real hot rods have 3 pedals


Posted By: mramc
Date Posted: Nov/09/2018 at 6:17pm
The late 4.0 sixes have a camshaft bolt with a spring loaded pin in them. They will retro fit to the V-8 engines and it is a factory part , a bit a Chrysler Mopar factory part. Should work on the AMC V-8 not sure how many people know Jeep made this running change on 4.0 sixes. As what it is intended an anti walk cam shaft device. Now if your planning on using high pressure triple valve springs that may be another matter on a race V-8.
LRDaum 


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