Comp Cams 8100 Ultimate Adjustable Double Roller Billet Timing Set Sbc on 2040-parts.com
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Comp Cams 8100 Ultimate Adjustable Double Roller Billet Timing Set SBC.
This is a brand-new Comp Cams 8100 timing set for 1955 - 1999 262ci - 400ci Small Block Chevrolet engines equipped with flat tappet camshafts. The packaging has been opened only to inspect, and verify the contents. The timing set has never been installed, or mocked-up, and has not been out of it's packaging for anything other than pictures. Installation instructions, adjustment key, and decals are all unused, and included with the timing set. This timing set was mistakenly ordered for a factory roller block and the error was found much to late to return it for full credit. See pictures for more details. "If being able to adjust your cam timing quickly and easily is a top priority, then COMP Cams Ultimate Adjustable billet timing sets could be the answer. They have 2-piece billet steel cam sprockets, which let you change cam timing without removing the degree wheel or releasing the valvetrain load, and there's no cam bushing to break. Timing can be varied from 6 degrees retarded to 6 degrees advanced. Chains are heavy-duty, double-row types with hefty 0.250 in. rollers. A one-piece roller thrust bearing handles unwanted end loads." Will Fit: 1955 - 1957 / 265 1957 - 1967 / 283 1962 - 1969 / 327 1967 - 1968 / 302 1967 - 1991 / 350 (W/O Factory Roller Camshaft) 1968 - 1973 / 307 1970 - 1980 / 400 1975 - 1976 / 262 1976 - 1999 / 305 1979 - 1982 / 267Timing Chain Style: Double roller Maximum Advance/Retard at Camshaft: 3 degree Maximum Advance/Retard at Crankshaft: 6 degree Thrust Bearing Included: Yes Offset Bushings Included: No Gaskets Included: No Bolts/Studs Included: No Cam Sprocket Material: Billet steel
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