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Old 04-01-2008, 07:35 PM   #1
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In the middle of a elec water pump install and pulled the timing cover to remove the water pump drive. The current LT4 chain has roughly 30k on it. If I rotate the crank to pull the slack out of the timing chain on the pull side I have right at 1/2" of slack. About every SBC has some slack in it but I couldnt find a spec that specifies how much is too much. Does this seem excessive?
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Russ, when i did the electric pump on my LT-1 i did a regular (non LT-1, hyd roller) Cloyes double roller chain as i noticed the same thing you did
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Russ, when i did the electric pump on my LT-1 i did a regular (non LT-1, hyd roller) Cloyes double roller chain as i noticed the same thing you did
I used the same chain...much cheaper than the alternatives.
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