351C double roller timing belt

ponydrvr72 · Dec 8, 2009

Hello everyone my question is, i'm getting ready to install some aussie heads on my cleveland, i thought i may as well install a new timing chain. will their be any issues in installing a double roller chain,like fit, machining? thanks for the the advice. Scott

LEB Ben · Dec 8, 2009

No issues, just slap that puppy on.

ponydrvr72 · Dec 8, 2009

Thanks buddy, i will order one today, as this build goes i will be relying on you guys alot, btw, you have some great looking trucks! scott

LEB Ben · Dec 8, 2009

Not a problem, and thanks. You planning on going with Cloyes, CompCams, etc?

ponydrvr72 · Dec 8, 2009

probably comp. cloyes are pricey

ponydrvr72 · Dec 8, 2009

another question, i'm putting in a new comp cam and lifters, the motor is stock,remanufactured with 10k would you replace the cam bearings?

LEB Ben · Dec 8, 2009

ponydrvr72 said:
probably comp. cloyes are pricey

True...but I wouldn't dismiss the reliability and quality to save $50ish.

ponydrvr72 said:
another question, i'm putting in a new comp cam and lifters, the motor is stock,remanufactured with 10k would you replace the cam bearings?

For the price, it surely wouldn't hurt.

ponydrvr72 · Dec 8, 2009

Yes your right i will go with the cloyes.....

ponydrvr72 · Mar 28, 2010

edelbrock true roller went in nicely, but gear had no provision for tapping and bushing for advancing the timing,so it went in strait up.

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351C double roller timing belt

ponydrvr72

Just dont try it,do it !

LEB Ben

Arrogant A-hole At-Large

ponydrvr72

Just dont try it,do it !

LEB Ben

Arrogant A-hole At-Large

ponydrvr72

Just dont try it,do it !

ponydrvr72

Just dont try it,do it !

LEB Ben

Arrogant A-hole At-Large

ponydrvr72

Just dont try it,do it !

ponydrvr72

Just dont try it,do it !

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