New High Performance Steel Billet 9 key Timing Chain Sets

[TABuickMike]

Hey everybody, we just got in our New High Performance Steel Billet Timing Chain Sets. These sets use a stock type timing chain (which is quieter than a double roller chain) and allows you to retain your stock chain tensioner. It also has 9 keyways to allow the cam to be precisely degreed compared to a stock type timing set. Lastly the gears are machined out of steel billet for increased strength compared to cast iron. These will be priced $30 less and are a great alternative to the Steel Billet Double Roller Timing Sets. We have them in 2 versions, one for even-fire engines and one for odd-fire engines. Hydraulic roller, flat tappet and stock cams are recommend with these sets.

TA V1522A `60-`87 Odd-fire V6-215-300-340-350 High Performance Silent 9-Key Timing Set ..... $115.00
TA V1522B `60-`87 Even-fire V6 High Performance Silent 9-Key Timing Set ............................. $115.00

----------------------------------- TA V1522A --------------------------------------------------------------- TA V1522B ---------------------------------

 

[TABuickMike]

TA V1522A Installed on my 350 we're rebuilding.

 

[Boost231]

^ sweet

 

[87action]

TA chain &gear set

I guess I gotta find the old tensioner and spring, I'll take B, going to the website to order, thanks Mike

 

[Cme2fly]

Mike, will you sell the crank gear seperately?

 

[TABuickMike]

Mike, will you sell the crank gear seperately?

Right now its just the whole timing set.

 

[WS6]

PM sent.

 

[Cme2fly]

Right now its just the whole timing set.

Thanks for the response.

 

[TurboBob]

what other sizes are available?

My shortblock has steel caps installed by the previous owner, and we had to hone it again for this build. So I don't really know what it needs.

Bob

 

[smoke20]

LOOKS LIKE I HAVE ONE

 

[dlafont]

Question... With the stock tensioner and this gear set does that mean I don't need to get an oversized double roller set used to address the line hone issue?

 

[87action]

Smoke, nice engine going together. the picture it looks like you have the odd fire billet gear double roller chain. I think the new one T/A has produced is a billet gear stock style link chain. Still haven't decided which one I need, will be running solid lifters if that even matters. Don't know how much is cut from the billet caps and block, so I don't know which undersize either? Trial fit?